Penn State-led Team Publishes Tasmanian Devil Genome Study
June 28, 2011
Penn State-led Team Publishes Tasmanian Devil Genome Study
Using nuclear and mitochondrial genome sequencing and genotyping, researchers have garnered clues about the genetic diversity and structure within Tasmanian devil populations and gained insights into the contagious cancer threatening devils in the wild.
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