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Article Abstract
Most species belonging to the diplomonad genera, and , are considered to have secondarily adapted to free-living lifestyles from the parasitic ancestor. Here, we report the annotated transcriptome data of sp. NIES-1444 and sp. NIES-1440, the analysis of which will provide insights into the lifestyle transitions.
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