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A minimally morphologically destructive approach for DNA retrieval and whole genome shotgun sequencing of pinned historic Dipteran vector species

2021-06-29

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Museum collections contain enormous quantities of insect specimens collected over the past century, covering a period of increased and varied insecticide usage. These historic collections are therefore incredibly valuable as genomic snapshots of organisms before, during, and after exposure to novel selective pressures. However, these samples come with their own challenges compared to present-day collections, as th...

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b7a88659-d865-5aea-9041-cef4f7932799
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10.1101/2021.06.28.450148
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