A practical implementation of large transcriptomic data analysis to resolve cryptic species diversity problems in microbial eukaryotes

November 19, 2018 Leave a comment 1,713 Views

Transcriptome sequencing has become a method of choice for evolutionary studies in microbial eukaryotes due to low cost and minimal sample requirements. Transcriptome data has been extensively...

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A practical implementation of large transcriptomic data analysis to resolve cryptic species diversity problems in microbial eukaryotes

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