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I want to find the RNAseq data available on domestic animals in different environments. If microarray data is available, it would be more useful. If you know I would appreciate to inform me.

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There is something called GEO, which is maintained by the NIH and is a massive collection of data obtained from RNA seq, microarray, etc. experiments. One thing you can do is search for a paper that has done what you are looking for. The paper may have a GEO accession number, and you can use that number at the GEO website to find the data you want. You may also search GEO directly but Im not too familiar with it. It may just be easier to find a paper with a GEO accession number.

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    $\begingroup$ There's also the ArrayExpress database maintained by the EBI. $\endgroup$
    – Luke
    Sep 28, 2013 at 22:00

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