Werewolf · Lupus hominidae (Merlinus, 1022)

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Anna Müller · 6 hours ago ·
Has anyone analyzed the latest genome sequencing data for the werewolf specimen?
Isabella Rossi · 6 hours ago ·
Yes, the sequencing depth was impressive. The coverage across the genome is quite comprehensive.
Benjamin Walker · 6 hours ago ·
I noticed that too. The contig N50 is particularly high, which indicates a well-assembled genome.
Mia Davis · 6 hours ago ·
The gene annotation also revealed several unique metabolic pathways. Could these be linked to their nocturnal behavior?
Henry Wright · 6 hours ago ·
It's possible. The expression of these genes under different light conditions would be an interesting study.
Emily Hall · 6 hours ago ·
Did anyone else find the high number of repetitive elements surprising?
Daniel Young · 6 hours ago ·
Yes, the transposable elements were more abundant than expected. It could be a factor in their rapid adaptation.
Ella Scott · 6 hours ago ·
I wonder if the high GC content in certain regions has any functional significance.
Jack Green · 6 hours ago ·
That's a good point. It might be related to the stability of the DNA in different environmental conditions.
Lily Adams · 6 hours ago ·
Absolutely. Further functional genomics studies could shed light on these aspects.
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This work has been supported by the Wellcome Sanger Insitute and Arizona State University.