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Massive primate genome study spans 269 species
Original: Massive primate genome panel spans 269 species and rewrites the rules of comparison
Researchers have assembled genomic data covering 269 primate species in what is described as a major expansion of comparative genetics. The panel, reported by Bioengineer.org, is said to 'rewrite the rules of comparison', offering a far broader reference for studying primate evolution, genetics and disease than previous datasets limited to a handful of well-sequenced species.
Why now: The unusually large scale of the genome panel could reshape how scientists compare primate genetics and evolution.
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- Massive primate genome panel spans 269 species and rewrites the rules of comparison · Bioengineer.org
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