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Museum epigenomics: characterizing cytosine methylation in historic museum specimens

2019-04-26

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Museum genomics has transformed the field of collections-based research, opening up a range of new research directions for paleontological specimens as well as natural history specimens collected over the past few centuries. Recent work demonstrates that it is possible to characterize epigenetic markers such as DNA methylation in well-preserved ancient tissues. This approach has not yet been tested in traditionall...

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5a3154a6-6229-5fde-b205-ec7849f4f8ed
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10.1101/620583
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