ArticleScientific data2026
Genome sequencing and assembly of Neolissochilus pnar, the largest cavefish species of Mahseer.
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Abstract
Neolissochilus pnar, identified as the world's largest cave fish, belongs to the family Cyprinidae and is endemic to one of India's biodiversity hotspots, specifically in the limestones caves of Meghalaya, India. This species is notably different from its closely related counterpart, Neolissochilus hexastichus, primarily in its lack of pigmentation and the absence or reduction of eyes. While juvenile N. pnar may have small or reduced eyes, adults exhibit a absence of external ocular features. Thus, genome sequence resources of this species would be an effective tool for bioprospecting and mining of novel genes responsible for the important traits. In this study, genome sequencing was done through long reads technology (PacBio) and high quality draft genome assembly, of 1.56 Gb in size with 1,423 contigs, N
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