Variation in Chloroplast Genome Size: Biological Phenomena and Technological Artifacts
The development of bioinformatic solutions is guided by biological knowledge of the subject. In some cases, we use unambiguous biological models, while in others we rely on assumptions. A commonly used assumption for genomes is that related species have similar genome sequences. This is even more ob...
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