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Arabidopsis RAD16 Homologues Are Involved in UV Tolerance and Growth

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By Jake M. Stout, Dana Schroeder, Linda Alrayes
| MDPI
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RAFTS: A graphical tool to guide Flux Simulator transcriptome simulation for method development in de novo transcriptome assembly from short reads

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By Matthew Doering, Jake M. Stout
| BioRxiv
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The draft genome and transcriptome of Cannabis sativa

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By Jake M. Stout, Harm van Bakel, Atina G Cote, Carling M Tallon
| Genome Biology Verified
One of the earliest domesticated plant species, Cannabis sativa L. (marijuana, hemp; Cannabaceae) has been used for millennia as a source of fibre, oil- and protein-rich achenes ("seeds") and for its medicinal and psychoactive properties. From its site of domestication in Central Asia, the cultivation of cannabis spread in ancient times throughout Asia and Europe and is now one of the most widely distributed cultivated plants [1].
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