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March 16, 2010

Botrycoccus genome project on ScienceDaily

“Our results support the original Berkeley DNA sequence used for phylogenetic placement was from a contaminating algae,” Devarenne said. “And our study places the B race of B. braunii in the correct location on the ‘algal family tree’.”
The actual genome sequencing and mapping will be performed by DOE’s Joint Genome Institute.

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