UPGMA for typing.
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UPGMA for typing.Does anyone know, and would be willing to explain in simple terminology, how an UPGMA works?
Seems to be something to do with testing for similarities in sequences of DNA.
Completely over my head and the resources that the lecturer has provided are completely useless.
Could be the difference between a 20% and a 50% in my upcoming exam, any takers? -
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