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Transcriptomics in the wild (populations)
The genomics revolution is coming has already come. The past decade has seen countless advances in genomic techniques – many of which are now commonly found in any molecular ecologist’s toolbox. For example, instead of measuring gene expression in one … Continue reading →
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Posted in genomics, next generation sequencing
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Tagged Microarray, RNA-seq, transcriptomics
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