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What do you think about our new preprint? 🥳🥳🥳Please let us know! It’s about how geography, mode of transmission, and long-term host–parasite coevolution is shaping genomic variation in a microsporidium. @peterdfields biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Great conference during the last two days: In person and with free coffee. I got to present a poster about my PhD project. Check it out online: doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.…
Work with @peterdfields and Dieter Ebert (in prep.) #biology22basel @Biology22Basel (1/3)
A tool I've used recently is liftoff: github.com/agshumate/Liftoff so assuming minimap2 works pretty well aligning your two assemblies I'd bet it works pretty well getting the annotations over
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Evolutionary Biology Field Course, Guarda, Switzerland, summer 2022. Dieter Ebert is reviving this after a 2 y hiatus. John Krebs and @hopihoekstra on the faculty! Details: evolution.unibas.ch/teaching…
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Cool paper on Cladoceran macroevolution from van Damme, et al. Multiple origins of predation!
Whole-Genome Phylogenetic Reconstruction as a Powerful Tool to Reveal Homoplasy and Ancient Rapid Radiation in Waterflea Evolution academic.oup.com/sysbio/adva…
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There is now enough genomic data from the US and Germany to repeat this approach to estimating Omicron-specific rate of epidemic spread. Here, we observe similar initial rapid spread in the US and Germany. 1/10
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We've seen exceptionally rapid spread of Omicron in South Africa. Although we should expect this rapid spread to follow in other geographies, we've mostly lacked data to confirm this until recently. 1/21
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No support for a meiosis suppressor in Daphnia pulex: Comparison of linkage maps reveals normal recombination in males of obligate parthenogenetic lineages. biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #bioRxiv
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We've seen exceptionally rapid spread of Omicron in South Africa. Although we should expect this rapid spread to follow in other geographies, we've mostly lacked data to confirm this until recently. 1/21
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