Phylotranscriptomics approach understanding evolution from museum specimens ?
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Can some one suggest some good articles related to phylotranscriptomics approach from Museum samples?
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Museum samples? What have you uncovered already via searching (just so that we don't duplicate our efforts)? Thanks sunnykevin97
Well, from the web I'm unable to find papers on phylo transcriptomics from museum specimens. Extracting RNA and generating the library from ethanol preserved museum samples is very hard.
Most papers highlighting the phylogenomics approach using DNA (Target gene capture approach) but not RNA.