microRNA sequencing of the posterior intestine in hybrid yellow catfish with foodborne enteritis

Glycinin-induced foodborne enteritis is a significant obstacle that hinders the healthy development of the aquatic industry. Glycinin causes growth retardation and intestinal damage in hybrid yellow catfish, but its immune mechanisms are largely unknown. In the current study, experimental diets containing 0% (CK) and 5.45% (G6) immunological activity of glycinin were fed to juvenile hybrid yellow catfish to reveal the mechanism of the intestinal immune response to glycinin through microRNA sequencing. There were a total of 6 samples in this project, with 3 replicates per group. The sample came from the posterior intestine of hybrid yellow catfish.