已测序的生物

已测序的生物指其基因组已经被完全测序的生物。其中部分生物的DNA序列已经被完全注释，功能性的片段（如基因等）已作图。
借助于基因组研究及高通量处理等技术，越来越多的生物的全部基因被人们获得。自从1995年以来已经有150个基因组被解密，将近每个星期有新的物种添加进来。
已测序的生物列表.
下表是目前为止已经被相当完全测序的生物。
真核生物.
植物.
Sesamum indicum L. Sesame芝麻（2n = 26） 293.7 Mb, 10,656 orfs 1
Oryza brachyantha短药野生稻 261 Mb, 32,038 orfs 2
Chondrus crispus Red seaweed爱尔兰海藻 105 Mb, 9,606 orfs 3
Pyropia yezoensis susabi-nori海苔 43 Mb, 10,327 orfs 4
Prunus persica Peach桃 226.6 of 265 Mb 27,852 orfs 5
Aegilops tauschii山羊草（DD） 4.23 Gb (97% of the 4.36), 43,150 orfs 6
Triticum urartu乌拉尔图小麦（AA） 4.66 Gb (94.3 % of 4.94 Gb, 34,879 orfs 7
moso bamboo (Phyllostachys heterocycla)毛竹 2.05 Gb (95%) 31,987 orfs 8
Cicer arietinum Chickpea 鹰嘴豆 ~738-Mb，28,269 orfs 9
520 Mb (70% of 740 Mb), 27,571 orfs 10
Prunus mume梅 280 Mb, 31,390 orfs 11
Gossypium hirsutum L.陆地棉 2.425 Gb 12
Gossypium hirsutum L.雷蒙德氏棉 761.8 Mb 13
Citrus sinensis甜橙 87.3% of ~367 Mb, 29,445 orfs 14
甜橙 367 Mb 15
Citrullus lanatus watermelon西瓜 353.5 of ~425 Mb (83.2%) 23,440 orfs 16
Betula nana dwarf birch，矮桦 450 Mb 17
Nannochloropsis oceanica CCMP1779微绿球藻（产油藻类之一） 28.7 Mb，11,973 orfs 18
Triticum aestivum bread wheat普通小麦 17 Gb, 94,000 and 96,000 orfs 19
Hordeum vulgare L. barley大麦 1.13 Gb of 5.1 Gb，26,159 high confidence orfs，53,000 low confidence orfs 20
Gossypium raimondii cotton雷蒙德氏棉 D subgenome,88% of 880 Mb 40,976 orfs 21
Linum usitatissimum flax亚麻 302 mb (81%), 43,384 orfs 22
Musa acuminata banana香蕉 472.2 of 523 Mb, 36,542 orfs 23
Cucumis melo L. melon甜瓜 375 Mb（83.3%）27,427 orfs 24
Pyrus bretschneideri Rehd. cv. Dangshansuli梨（砀山酥梨） 512.0 Mb (97.1%), 42,812 orfs 25,26
Solanum lycopersicum番茄 760/900 Mb，34727 orfs 27
S. pimpinellifolium LA1589野生番茄 739 Mb 
Setaria狗尾草属（谷子、青狗尾草） 400 Mb，25000-29000 orfs 28,29
Cajanus cajan pigeonpea木豆 833 Mb，48,680 orfs 30
Nannochloropis gaditana一种海藻 ~29 Mb, 9,052 orfs 31
Medicago truncatula蒺藜苜蓿 350.2 Mb, 62,388 orfs 32
Brassica rapa白菜 485 Mb 33
Solanum tuberosum马铃薯（DM） 725 Mb,39031 orfs 34
Thellungiella parvula条叶蓝芥 13.08 Mb 29,338 orfs 35
Arabidopsis lyrata lyrata玉山筷子芥? 183.7 Mb, 32670 orfs 36
Fragaria vesca野草莓 240 Mb，34,809 orfs 37
Theobroma cacao可可 76% of 430 Mb, 28,798 orfs 38
Aureococcus anophagefferens褐潮藻 32 Mb, 11501 orfs 39
Selaginella moellendorfii江南卷柏 208.5 Mb, 34782 orfs 40
Jatropha curcas Palawan麻疯树 285.9 Mb, 40929 orfs 41
Oryza glaberrima光稃稻（非洲栽培稻） 206.3 Mb (0.6x), 10 080 orfs（&gt;70% coverage） 42
Phoenix dactylifera棕枣 380 Mb of 658 Mb, 25,059 orfs 43
Chlorella sp. NC64A小球藻属 40000 Kb, 9791 orfs 44
Ricinus communis蓖麻 325 Mb, 31,237 orfs 45
Malus domestica (Malus x domestica) 苹果 742.3 Mb 46
Volvox carteri f. nagariensis 69-1b 一种团藻 120 Mb, 14437 orfs 47
Brachypodium distachyon 短柄草 272 Mb，25,532 orfs 48
Glycine max cultivar Williams 82栽培大豆 1.1 Gb, 46430 orfs 49
Zea mays ssp. Mays
Zea mays ssp. Parviglumis
Zea mays ssp. Mexicana
Tripsacum dactyloides var. meridionale 无法下载附表 50
Zea mays mays cv. B73玉米 2.06 Gb, 106046 orfs 51
Cucumis sativus 9930黄瓜 243.5 Mb, 63312 orfs 52
Micromonas pusilla金藻 21.7 Mb, 10248 orfs 53
Sorghum bicolor高粱 697.6 Mb, 32886 orfs 54
Phaeodactylum tricornutum三角褐指藻 24.6 Mb, 9479 orfs 55
Carica papaya L. papaya番木瓜 271 Mb (75%), 28,629 orfs 56
Physcomitrella patens patens小立碗藓 454 Mb, 35805 orfs 57
Vitis vinifera L. Pinot Noir, clone ENTAV 115 葡萄 504.6 Mb, 29585 orfs 58
Vitis vinifera PN40024 葡萄 475 Mb 59
Ostreococcus lucimarinus 绿色鞭毛藻 13.2 Mb, 7640 orfs 60
Chlamydomonas reinhardtii 莱茵衣藻 100 Mb, 15256 orfs 61
Populus trichocarpa 黑三角叶杨 550 Mb, 45000 orfs 62
Ostreococcus tauri 绿藻 12.6 Mb, 7892 orfs 63
Oryza sativa ssp. japonica 粳稻 360.8 Mb, 37544 orfs 64
Thalassiosira pseudonana硅藻 25 Mb, 11242 orfs 65
Cyanidioschyzon merolae 10D红藻 16.5 Mb, 5331 orfs 66
Oryza sativa ssp. japonica粳稻 420 Mb, 50000 orfs 67
Oryza sativa L. ssp. Indica籼稻 420 Mb, 59855 orfs 68
Guillardia theta 蓝隐藻 551 Kb, 553 orfs 69
Arabidopsis thaliana Columbia 拟南芥 119.7 Mb, 31392 orfs 70
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