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A near complete haplotype-phased genome of the dikaryotic wheat stripe rust fungus <i>Puccinia striiformis</i> f. sp. <i>tritici</i> reveals high inter-haplotype diversity

2017-09-22

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A long-standing biological question is how evolution has shaped the genomic architecture of dikaryotic fungi. To answer this, high quality genomic resources that enable haplotype comparisons are essential. Short-read genome assemblies for dikaryotic fungi are highly fragmented and lack haplotype-specific information due to the high heterozygosity and repeat content of these genomes. Here we present a diploidaware...

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10.1101/192435
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