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There seems to be a requirement for high quality DNA. But if run with herbarium specimens maybe sequence capture and assembly are poorer relatively but adequate for phylogenetics with a reduced...
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I am working in Cyperaceae and suspect that in some cases its well known high silica content (or possibly lignin) may be causing problems with getting high quality DNA during extraction using...
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I would like a key to distinguish all the taxa, or at least those closely related to F. hexapetala. Phylogeography and phylogenetic studies would be interesting too.
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Context is that I was getting small fragment sizes on my gel. But I'd be curious about anyone's process for troubleshooting poor yield issues of any kind.
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I anticipate having to align sequences from hundreds of loci for more than 100 taxa. What is the most efficient way to go about this? I usually use muscle (or clustal), then manual alignment in...
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