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In the coming months, a new video series on the ӳ����ý’s popular  will introduce viewers to published research – from the scientist’s perspective. In each installment of the “ӳ����ý Paper Vids” series, institute researchers will describe the exciting scientific discoveries that have made their way from the ӳ����ý to the pages of respected scientific journals.

In the series pilot, ӳ����ý researcher Elinor Karlsson explains how the technological revolution in genomics is helping researchers understand the “biological ‘arms race’ between microbial pathogens and humans.”

Karlsson is a postdoctoral fellow in the lab of , a senior associate member of the ӳ����ý and an associate professor at the Center for Systems Biology at Harvard University. Karlsson and Sabeti, along with co-author Dominic Kwiatkowski of the Wellcome Trust Sanger Centre for Human Genetics, recently wrote the paper, “,” for Nature Reviews Genetics.

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