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The multi-speed genome of <i>Fusarium oxysporum</i> reveals association of histone modifications with sequence divergence and footprints of past horizontal chromosome transfer events

2018-11-07

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Fusarium oxysporum is an economically important pathogen causing wilting or rotting disease symptoms in a large number of crops. It is proposed to have a structured, “two-speed” genome: i.e. regions containing genes involved in pathogenicity cluster with transposons on separate accessory chromosomes. This is hypothesized to enhance evolvability. Given the continuum of adaptation of all the genes encoded in a genom...

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10.1101/465070
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