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unique trait

unique trait A unique trait is a characteristic that distinguishes one organism or strain from related ones because it has not been observed in the others.

A unique trait is a characteristic that distinguishes one organism or strain from related ones because it has not been observed in the others. In this source, it refers to the ability of a diatom strain to both grow and accumulate large amounts of lipids at the same time.

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Drafting source: Wong Pui Shan; Tanaka Michihiro; Sunaga Yoshihiko; Tanaka Masayoshi; Taniguchi Takeaki; Yoshino Tomoko; Tanaka Tsuyoshi; Fujibuchi Wataru; Aburatani Sachiyo. Tracking Difference in Gene Expression in a Time-Course Experiment Using Gene Set Enrichment Analysis. 2014; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0107629; article XML SHA-256 1057e4a23e2c5f8c9ec585c9b9efa3b8aea57584859a2e18616093bc61e92958. “Tracking Difference in Gene Expression in a Time-Course Experiment Using Gene Set Enrichment Analysis” (10.1371/journal.pone.0107629).
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