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Web editor at the Hartford Business Journal. Former litigation reporter at the Connecticut Law Tribune. Contact me at alarson@hartfordbusiness.com

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No. 2 Rustlers Look to Continue Unbeaten Run, Host No. 9 Cerritos for Central League Lead

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By Drew Larson Verified, San Diego Mesa, San Bernardino Valley
| gwcathletics.com
No. 2 state-ranked Golden West College (7-0, 4-0 NCL) returns home to host No. 9 Cerritos College (6-1, 4-0 NCL) in a National Central League showdown on Saturday (Oct. 25). Kickoff is scheduled for noon at Rustler Stadium in Huntington Beach. Golden West, Cerritos, and Fullerton (6-1) are all currently tied for first place in the National Central League standings at 4-0 with three games to play. TICKETS | Tickets are available online in advance at the GWC Tickets page.
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A haplotype‐resolved reference genome of Quercus alba sheds light on the evolutionary history of oaks

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By Drew Larson Verified, Margaret Staton, Beant Kapoor, Nurul Islam-Faridi
| New Phytologist
Introduction Oaks (Quercus spp.) are important members of ecosystems throughout much of the world (Kremer & Hipp, 2020). In eastern North America, white oak (Quercus alba) is a keystone species and is one of the most abundant forest trees across much of its range (Rogers, 1990; Fralish, 2004).
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Sequencing historical RNA: unrealized potential to increase understanding of the plant tree of life

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By Alexa S. Tyszka, Drew Larson Verified, Joseph Walker
| Cell Press Verified
Keywords historical RNA transcriptomics herbariomics RNA preservation RNA-seq The origins of a misconception about tissue preservation for RNA-seq Since establishing the pivotal role of RNA in the central dogma, researchers have been interested in leveraging this biomolecule to connect genotype and phenotype. Identifying gene expression patterns – when and where the transcription of particular genes occurs – is often integral to discovering gene function and regulatory mechanisms.
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