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Studies Describe Mammalian Y Chromosome Evolution, Recent Stability
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – A pair of studies appearing online today in Nature are uncovering evolutionary patterns for the mammalian Y chromosome and revealing conserved Y chromosome sequences stemming from ancestral, dosage-sensitive genes that have acquired functions outside of the male re
A team from Harvard Medical School and the Allen Institute for Brain Science has developed a DNA nanoball-based scheme for sequencing RNA in situ in individual cells.
Sequencing-based strategies are at the heart of several recent studies by researchers set on surveying RNA secondary structure profiles in a given organism or cell type, adding to the structural data that can be obtained by more targeted but time-consuming methods.
Sequencing Studies Point to Potential Dog Domestication by Pre-agricultural Humans
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – Dog domestication from a still-to-be-determined group of wild wolf ancestors likely occurred through a series of dynamic processes that began before the advent of widespread agriculture by humans, according to a new PLOS Genetics
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