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De novo assembly of Plasmodium knowlesi genomes from clinical samples explains the counterintuitive intrachromosomal organization of variant SICAvar and kir multiple gene family members

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Date: 23rd May 2022 | Source: Frontiers in Genetics

Authors: Damilola R. Oresegun, Peter Thorpe, Ernest Diez Benavente, Susana Campino, Fauzi Muh, Robert William Moon, Taane Gregory Clark, Janet Cox-Singh.

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