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Zebrafish relatives as models for functional comparative genetics and genomics.

Sep 2026 · Nature reviews genetics · 0 citations · 182 references
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It is highlighted how functional genetic tools such as interspecies hybridization, mutagenesis and transgenesis, as well as the recently reported genome assemblies, have enabled new avenues for hypothesis-driven and technology-driven exploration that collectively establish danionins as important genetic models for understanding a wide range of evolutionary innovations.

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