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This Week in PLoS

Nov 03, 2009

In PLoS this week, Jonathan Eisen edited a collection of articles, essays, perspectives, and reviews about how genomics, "with all its associated tools and techniques, can provide insights into our understanding of emerging infectious disease." The articles run the gamut, from an essay appearing in PLoS Medicine on establishing genomics approaches to

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This Week in PLOS

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