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Transfer of Knowledge from Model Organisms to Evolutionarily Distant Non-Model Organisms: The Coral <i>Pocillopora damicornis</i> Membrane Signaling Receptome

2021-10-18

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With the ease of gene sequencing and the technology available to study and manipulate non-model organisms, the need to translate our understanding of model organisms to non-model organisms has become an urgent problem. For example, mining of large coral and their symbiont sequence data is a challenge, but also provides an opportunity for understanding functionality and evolution of these and other non-model organi...

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0999846c-4868-5a83-aa28-4df83439e048
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10.1101/2021.10.18.464760
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