From a thylacine, which went extinct in the 20th century, which we have video of while it was alive
It's important, but not spelling out which species in the title is a bit misleading
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From a thylacine, which went extinct in the 20th century, which we have video of while it was alive
It's important, but not spelling out which species in the title is a bit misleading
Found the peer reviewed article, and it’s reminiscent of the Jack Sparrow meme. This has got to be the worst quality RNA-seq I’ve ever seen published (if anyone knows of any worse, feel free to link) but at least they found some mappable reads. At least globin genes had mapped reads, but I haven’t checked the thylacine genome assembly to know what degree of conservation exists between globin genes.
Woot! Lets bring back the Tasmanian tigers!