The Brassica oleracea genome reveals the asymmetrical evolution of polyploid genomes

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@Oba375175398 @BillNeedle @DiscoveryCSC Polyploidy is quite common in cultivated plants such as Brassica: https://t.co/3Xb4vCimDI https://t.co/1BzTAmKfzi

@EyeSelfMedicate @MaxCRoser Or you know, you could do a species-specific search in a biotech journal and see a return of a couple thousand scientific articles on the topic. But since I'm already here, I might as well drop this. Is the B. oleracea genome…

@MYirrell @YECTranslator HA! What a terrible, terrible example... https://t.co/V56oHOF9zy https://t.co/lP0uHgS06l

hehehehe a Nature communications paper on the Brussels Sprout (family) genome https://t.co/hFJ2GPOv26 #MerryScienceChristmas

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