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March 25, 2011

Tasmanian devils at DOE JGI User Meeting in GenomeWeb

As part of the large-scale conservation effort he calls “Project Ark,” Schuster and his team intend to genotype hundreds of Tasmanian devils, he told attendees of the sixth annual Department of Energy Joint Genome Institute User Meeting held in Walnut Creek, Calif., this week. To date, he said, devil tumor facial disease does not seem to have affected the species’ mitogenomic diversity. 
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