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Life fast, diapause young: The African turquoise killifish genome
Your newly sequenced genome isn’t going to get into Nature, Science, or Cell just because it “hasn’t been done before”. You need to have a hook. And speaking of hooks, there are two new fish genome papers out in Cell! … Continue reading →
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Posted in genomics, natural history, next generation sequencing, selection, Uncategorized
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Tagged aging, killifish, new genome
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