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A survey of publications dealing with comparative analysis of genomes shows that modern genomics has naturally evolved from gene systematics—an area whose formation and development was substantially influenced by the scientific school of A.N. Belozersky.
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Antonov, A.S. Genomics and Genosystematics. Russian Journal of Genetics 38, 622–627 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1016083615941
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