Tetraodon genome analysis provides further evidence for whole-genome duplication in the ray-finned fish lineage (Q58066200)

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English	Tetraodon genome analysis provides further evidence for whole-genome duplication in the ray-finned fish lineage	article

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Tetraodon genome analysis provides further evidence for whole-genome duplication in the ray-finned fish lineage (English)

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whole genome duplication

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whole genome sequencing

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Alan Christoffels

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Alan Christoffels

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Byrappa Venkatesh

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Byrappa Venkatesh

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Sydney Brenner

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March 2006

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Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology. Part D: Genomics and Proteomics

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