Tag Archives: RNAseq

On hyRAD-X, another option for museum genomics

Posted on 9 Jun, 2017 by Ethan Linck

Last year, I profiled Suchan et al.’s “hyRAD” method for reduced-representation genome sequencing of degraded sources of DNA using RAD probes. While it’s too early to say whether hyRAD will be widely used by molecular ecologists looking to integrate historic … Continue reading →

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The 2016 Workshop on Genomics summary

Posted on 29 Feb, 2016 by Elin Videvall

I recently had the pleasure to spend two and a half weeks in the beautiful medieval town of Český Krumlov, Czech Republic. The reason was the popular Workshop on Genomics that was running and I was one of the TAs … Continue reading →

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