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Dr. Anna Protasio, Matthew Dorman, Martin Aslett, Dr. Christine Boinett, Dr. Ulrike Böhme, and Dr. Pablo Tsukayama

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  • Introduction to comparative genomics
  • Introduction to ACT
  • Analyse available data
  • Generate your own comparison files
  • Make your own comparisons in ACT
  • Identify pseudogenes in
  • using ACT
  • Peer review project: Comparative genomics on two clinically relevant plasmids from

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