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Scott E Baker1, Wendy Schackwitz2, Anna Lipzen2
1scott.baker@pnnl.gov mccluskeyk@ksu.edu.
Genome Announcements
|April 4, 2015
Abstract:
We report the elucidation of the complete genome of the Neurospora crassa (Shear and Dodge) strain FGSC 73, a mat-a, trp-3 mutant strain. The genome sequence around the idiotypic mating type locus represents the only publicly available sequence for a mat-a strain. 40.42 Megabases are assembled into 358 scaffolds carrying 11,978 gene models.
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