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Plastic and Evolved Responses to Global Change: What Can We Learn from Comparative Transcriptomics?

The Journal of heredity - 1 Jan 2016

DeBiasse Melissa B, Kelly Morgan W

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Physiological plasticity and adaptive evolution may facilitate persistence in a changing environment. As a result, there is an interest in understanding species' capacities for plastic and evolved responses, and the mechanisms by which these responses occur. Transcriptome sequencing has become a powerful tool for addressing these questions, providing insight into otherwise unobserved effects of changing...

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PMID: 26519514
DOI: 10.1093/jhered/esv073

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