ArticleFungal biology and biotechnology2014
Next-generation genome sequencing can be used to rapidly characterise sequences flanking T-DNA insertions in random insertional mutants of
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Abstract
backgroundBanks of mutants with random insertions of T-DNA from
findingsNext-generation Illumina sequencing was used to locate T-DNA insertion sites in four mutants of
conclusionsNext-generation sequencing is a cost-effective and rapid method of identifying sites of T-DNA insertions, and associated genomic rearrangements in
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