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A Blinding Amoeba Gets a Readable Genome, and 300 Unique Mitochondrial Proteins to Aim At
Morgridge Institute researchers rebuilt the Acanthamoeba genome annotation from 52 to 98 per cent accuracy, identifying roughly 300 mitochondrial proteins that are absent from humans.
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- Scientific InquirerA Blinding Amoeba Gets a Readable Genome, and 300 Unique Mitochondrial Proteins to Aim AtMorgridge Institute researchers rebuilt the Acanthamoeba genome annotation from 52 to 98 per cent accuracy, identifying roughly 300 mitochondrial proteins that are absent from humans.