CnidoSite

CnidoSite is a pioneering multi-omics resource dedicated to the phylum Cnidaria, which includes crucial marine species such as corals, jellyfish, sea anemones, and hydroids. As environmental threats like climate change increasingly impact these species, CnidoSite serves as a vital tool for researchers aiming to understand and conserve marine ecosystems. The platform offers an extensive database covering 326 species across eight classes and integrates a wealth of genomic and phenotypic data, including 148 annotated genome assemblies, 15,642 bulk transcriptomes, 33 single-cell datasets, and 46 proteomes.

With advanced analytic tools for functional and comparative studies, CnidoSite addresses pressing scientific questions related to coral bleaching, jellyfish blooms, and ecological adaptation. The resource is freely available without the need for login, making it accessible to scientists, researchers, and conservationists. By bridging gaps in cnidarian research, CnidoSite enhances our understanding of evolutionary biology and marine conservation, facilitating critical advancements in the field