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A unique chromatin profile defines adaptive genomic regions in a fungal plant pathogen.
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Abstract
Genomes store information at scales beyond the linear nucleotide sequence, which impacts genome function at the level of an individual, while influences on populations and long-term genome function remains unclear. Here, we addressed how physical and chemical DNA characteristics influence genome evolution in the plant pathogenic fungus
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