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Grapevine Genomes

Category: EvolutionGeneticsScience NewsScience Practice
Posted on: December 29, 2007 12:39 PM, by Coturnix

Two grape genomes were published this year, one in Nature, the other in PLoS ONE. Larry Moran explains the methodologies and results of both and discusses the trustworthiness of each. The Nature paper is explained in The Grapevine Genome, and the PLoS ONE paper is discussed in The Second Grapevine Genome Is Published. Obligatory Readings of the Day.

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