UK Team Develops Genetic Map for Plant Used In Malaria Treatment
January 14, 2010
UK Team Develops Genetic Map for Plant Used In Malaria Treatment
A University of York team used transcriptome sequencing and pedigree studies to create a genetic map for Artemisia annua, a plant that contains a compound used to help treat some forms of malaria.
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