Description
Trichosanthes anguina (Snake gourd, 2n = 2 = 22) is a diploid annual woody climber (liana) of the genus Trichosanthes in the family Cucurbitaceae. This species is commonly called viper gourd, snake tomato, or long tomato. Snake gourd originated in India or the Indo-Malayan region in tropical Asia and is widely distributed in Asian countries. Their functional constituents include flavonoids, β-carotenoids, lycopene, and phenolic acids, which have beneficial pharmacological and therapeutic effects for humans.
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Published journals
Horticulture Research
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Publish date
2020.12
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Sequence Method
Nanopore, Illumina HiSeq, Hi-C
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Assembly Method
Canu, SMARTdenovo
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Genome Size
919.8 Mb
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Genome Coverage
172.1x
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Scaffolds
69
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Contigs
202
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N50
20110000
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GC%
7.1
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Bioproject
PRJNA640193
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Reference url
Reference
Ma, L., Wang, Q., Mu, J. et al. The genome and transcriptome analysis of snake gourd provide insights into its evolution and fruit development and ripening. Hortic Res 7, 199 (2020).