The Fasciola hepatica genome: gene duplication and polymorphism reveals adaptation to the host environment and the capacity for rapid evolution

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Genome Biology - Report on the huge genome of Fasciola hepatica http://t.co/bNJBWZxL40

Steve Paterson &co describe a #genome of a liver fluke, F.hepatica. All smashing 1.3Gb of it! http://t.co/dAqC3NOziW http://t.co/tNiXs85BhA

Fasciola hepatica genome by @scottishwormboy et al. Excellent! http://t.co/8IOzOxK7FV cc: @HPI_UofC

Fasciola hepatica genome sequenced revealing extensive polymorphism and gene duplication. In this case big is better! http://t.co/xdrC1GD5aQ

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