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• Other non-mammalian species may have TLRs distinct from mammals, as demonstrated by TLR14, which is found in the Takifugu pufferfish.
• The discovery of " lep " in puffer fish ( " Takifugu rubripes " ) demonstrates the ancient ancestry of this hormone.
• Other species that support important fisheries include northern snakehead, Chinese perch, " Takifugu " pufferfish ( mainly in the lowermost sections ) and predatory carp.
• Genome analysis of the Teleost " Takifugu rubripes " has revealed that it has only two adhesion GPCRs that showed homology to Ig-hepta / GPR116.
• Most species in the genus are not considered threatened, but there are two notable exceptions : the critically endangered " Takifugu chinensis " and the endangered " Takifugu plagiocellatus ".
• Most species in the genus are not considered threatened, but there are two notable exceptions : the critically endangered " Takifugu chinensis " and the endangered " Takifugu plagiocellatus ".
• The Japanese pufferfish ( " Takifugu rubripes " ) and the spotted green pufferfish ( " Tetraodon nigroviridis " ) are interesting because of their small and compact genomes, which contain very little noncoding DNA compared to most species.
• Still, the example of " Takifugu rubripes " tells us that organisms can purge most " junk " without obvious ill effect, at least in the short term . talk ) 16 : 07, 5 December 2015 ( UTC)
• The pufferfish " Takifugu rubripes " genome is only about one eighth the size of the human genome, yet seems to have a comparable number of genes; approximately 90 % of the " Takifugu " genome is noncoding DNA . Most of the genome size difference appears to lie in the noncoding DNA.
• The pufferfish " Takifugu rubripes " genome is only about one eighth the size of the human genome, yet seems to have a comparable number of genes; approximately 90 % of the " Takifugu " genome is noncoding DNA . Most of the genome size difference appears to lie in the noncoding DNA.
• Not all puffers are necessarily poisonous; the flesh of the northern puffer is not toxic ( a level of poison can be found in its viscera ) and it is considered a delicacy in North America . " Takifugu oblongus ", for example, is a " fugu " puffer that is not poisonous, and toxin level varies wildly even in fish that are.