Kangaroo gene mapping and sequencing: Insights into mammalian genome evolution

Graves, Jennifer

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Kangaroo gene mapping and sequencing: Insights into mammalian genome evolution

Date

2013

Authors

Graves, Jennifer

Publisher

CSIRO Publishing

Abstract

The deep divergence of marsupials and eutherian mammals 160million years ago provides genetic variation to explore the evolution of DNA sequence, gene arrangement and regulation of gene expression in mammals. Following the pioneering work of Professor Des