Sequencing parasite genomes, one worm at a time.

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Genomes are central to understanding how parasitic worms-a taxonomically diverse group comprising roundworms (nematodes) and flatworms (platyhelminths)-adapt to and persist in their hosts and environments. The ongoing genomics revolution is delivering high-quality genomes across the tree of life, but parasitic worms risk being left behind due to limited sample accessibility, low DNA yield, and high genetic...

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