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Protocol for integrative transcriptomic/metabolomic analysis: A case study on factors influencing the oyster-POMS disease
Deciphering the molecular mechanisms underlying complex biological interactions requires comprehensive approaches that capture these interactions across multiple regulatory and functional levels. Here, we present a protocol applied to the host-pathogen-environment interactions underlying Pacific oys
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