Peach (Prunus persica) is one of the major fruits. The first peach genome assembly was released in 2010. The International Peach Genome Initiative conducted whole-genome resequencing of 14 Prunus accessions (Nature Genetics, 2013). Peach genome is ~224.6 Mb organized in eight pseudomolecules, and contains 27,852 predicted protein-coding genes.

CDS target prediction

strict (score 3):           all_targets,   conserved_targets(ortho),  conserved_targets(homo)
moderate (score 4) :   all_targets,   conserved_targets(ortho),  conserved_targets(homo)
loose (score 5) :          all_targets,   conserved_targets(ortho),  conserved_targets(homo)

CDS targets (degradome)

intergenic target prediction

strict (score 3):           all_targets,   conserved_targets
moderate (score 4) :   all_targets,   conserved_targets
loose (score 5) :          all_targets,   conserved_targets

intergenic eTM prediction

strict:  all_interg_eTMs,   conserved_interg_eTMs
loose: all_interg_eTMs,   conserved_interg_eTMs

Noncanonical CDS targets (degradome)

mixed_tissue     (GEO sample: GSM944975)