Yuanchan Fan

This study compares the transcriptomes of Nosema ceranae infected and uninfected eastern honeybee workers to identify differentially expressed genes and their functional roles in infection.

This paper identifies differentially expressed circRNAs in western honeybees infected with Nosema ceranae and links them to immune-related pathways and miRNA-mRNA interactions.

The paper provides transcriptome data from normal and Ascosphaera apis-infected western honeybee larval guts, facilitating studies on host-pathogen interactions and non-coding RNA regulation.

The paper presents an RNA sequencing dataset comparing gene expression in un-infected and Ascosphaera apis-infected larval guts of Apis cerana cerana to study host-pathogen interactions.

The paper reports the genome sequencing of Nosema ceranae using PacBio SMRT technology, providing insights into its molecular biology and potential gene functions.

The paper reports genome-wide bisulfite sequencing data from normal and Ascosphaera apis-infected larval guts of eastern honeybee to study DNA methylation changes during infection.

The paper provides whole genome bisulfite sequencing data for mycelium and spore of Ascosphaera apis to identify 5mC methylation sites and compare methylomes between life stages.

The paper uses Nanopore long-read sequencing to analyze transcriptomes of Nosema ceranae-infected and un-infected honeybee midguts, revealing differences in transcript length and quality.

The paper presents a full-length transcriptome dataset of normal and Nosema ceranae-challenged midgut tissues of eastern honeybee workers using Nanopore long-read sequencing.

The paper generates long-read transcriptome data for Nosema ceranae using Nanopore sequencing to improve its transcriptome quality.

This paper generates the first full-length transcriptome of Ascosphaera apis using PacBio sequencing, identifies novel transcripts and lncRNAs, and validates isoform expression.

This study identifies miRNAs in A. cerana cerana workers' midguts responding to N. ceranae infection, revealing differentially expressed miRNAs and their potential roles in immune responses.