DNA from Single Mosquito Used to Produce Genome Assembly

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WHO fails to recognise ‘socio-cultural’ context of communities in vaccine trials, scientists make genome assembly from DNA of single mosquito and researchers find that a parasite’s genome organisation correlates with its virulence.

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WHO Fails to Recognise ‘Socio-Cultural’ Context in Vaccine Trials

Scientists Use DNA of Single Mosquito to Make Genome Assembly

Parasite Genome Organisation Correlates with Virulence

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