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Massive primate genome panel spans 269 species
Original: Massive primate genome panel spans 269 species and rewrites the rules of comparison
Researchers have assembled a genomic panel covering 269 primate species, one of the broadest comparative datasets of its kind. The work is being described as rewriting the rules of comparison, offering scientists a far more detailed view of how primates are related and how their genomes differ. It could inform studies of human evolution, genetics and disease.
Why now: A newly announced large-scale primate genome study is drawing attention for its unprecedented scale and implications for evolutionary biology.
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- Massive primate genome panel spans 269 species and rewrites the rules of comparison · Bioengineer.org
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