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  1. Our latest #preprint ecoevorxiv.org/repository/view explains why fitness can be defined in so many ways, and which version(s) you should use when. Fitness quantifies what #NaturalSelection favors. @gdoulcier #EvolGenPaper #Evolution 1/

  2. Our latest #preprint ecoevorxiv.org/repository/view explains why fitness can be defined in so many ways, and which version(s) you should use when. Fitness quantifies what #NaturalSelection favors. @gdoulcier #EvolGenPaper #Evolution 1/

  3. Our latest #preprint ecoevorxiv.org/repository/view explains why fitness can be defined in so many ways, and which version(s) you should use when. Fitness quantifies what #NaturalSelection favors. @gdoulcier #EvolGenPaper #Evolution 1/

  4. Our latest #preprint ecoevorxiv.org/repository/view explains why fitness can be defined in so many ways, and which version(s) you should use when. Fitness quantifies what #NaturalSelection favors. @gdoulcier #EvolGenPaper #Evolution 1/

  5. Our latest #preprint ecoevorxiv.org/repository/view explains why fitness can be defined in so many ways, and which version(s) you should use when. Fitness quantifies what #NaturalSelection favors. @gdoulcier #EvolGenPaper #Evolution 1/

  6. Such a cool system. A fun project to work on. First DMI in maize I believe. And cool meiotic drive, sRNA, and teosinte introgression. #EvolgenPaper biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

  7. Such a cool system. A fun project to work on. First DMI in maize I believe. And cool meiotic drive, sRNA, and teosinte introgression. #EvolgenPaper biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

  8. Such a cool system. A fun project to work on. First DMI in maize I believe. And cool meiotic drive, sRNA, and teosinte introgression. #EvolgenPaper biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

  9. Such a cool system. A fun project to work on. First DMI in maize I believe. And cool meiotic drive, sRNA, and teosinte introgression. #EvolgenPaper biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

  10. Such a cool system. A fun project to work on. First DMI in maize I believe. And cool meiotic drive, sRNA, and teosinte introgression. #EvolgenPaper biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

  11. Our preprint describes how #EffectivePopulationSize affects #AminoAcid usage. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20. Within highly exchangeable pairs of amino acids, high Ne species are able to prefer #arginine over #lysine, and #valine over #isoleucine. This matches #thermophile preferences, as expected from theories of marginal protein stability at mutation-selection-drift balance. 1/6
    @hanonmcshea #NearlyNeutralTheory #MolecularEvolution #EvolgenPaper

  12. Our preprint describes how #EffectivePopulationSize affects #AminoAcid usage. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20. Within highly exchangeable pairs of amino acids, high Ne species are able to prefer #arginine over #lysine, and #valine over #isoleucine. This matches #thermophile preferences, as expected from theories of marginal protein stability at mutation-selection-drift balance. 1/6
    @hanonmcshea #NearlyNeutralTheory #MolecularEvolution #EvolgenPaper

  13. Our preprint describes how #EffectivePopulationSize affects #AminoAcid usage. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20. Within highly exchangeable pairs of amino acids, high Ne species are able to prefer #arginine over #lysine, and #valine over #isoleucine. This matches #thermophile preferences, as expected from theories of marginal protein stability at mutation-selection-drift balance. 1/6
    @hanonmcshea #NearlyNeutralTheory #MolecularEvolution #EvolgenPaper

  14. Our preprint describes how #EffectivePopulationSize affects #AminoAcid usage. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20. Within highly exchangeable pairs of amino acids, high Ne species are able to prefer #arginine over #lysine, and #valine over #isoleucine. This matches #thermophile preferences, as expected from theories of marginal protein stability at mutation-selection-drift balance. 1/6
    @hanonmcshea #NearlyNeutralTheory #MolecularEvolution #EvolgenPaper

  15. Our preprint describes how #EffectivePopulationSize affects #AminoAcid usage. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20. Within highly exchangeable pairs of amino acids, high Ne species are able to prefer #arginine over #lysine, and #valine over #isoleucine. This matches #thermophile preferences, as expected from theories of marginal protein stability at mutation-selection-drift balance. 1/6
    @hanonmcshea #NearlyNeutralTheory #MolecularEvolution #EvolgenPaper

  16. Delighted to share our new Science #EvolgenPaper! science.org/doi/10.1126/scienc

    We introduce #TOGA, a #ComparativeGenomics method that combines the detection of orthologous genes with gene annotation. In plain words, TOGA can take advantage of a well-annotated #genome and transfer its annotations to a genome of a different species (e.g., from the human genome to that of a squirrel). 1/2

  17. Delighted to share our new Science #EvolgenPaper! science.org/doi/10.1126/scienc

    We introduce #TOGA, a #ComparativeGenomics method that combines the detection of orthologous genes with gene annotation. In plain words, TOGA can take advantage of a well-annotated #genome and transfer its annotations to a genome of a different species (e.g., from the human genome to that of a squirrel). 1/2

  18. Delighted to share our new Science #EvolgenPaper! science.org/doi/10.1126/scienc

    We introduce #TOGA, a #ComparativeGenomics method that combines the detection of orthologous genes with gene annotation. In plain words, TOGA can take advantage of a well-annotated #genome and transfer its annotations to a genome of a different species (e.g., from the human genome to that of a squirrel). 1/2

  19. Delighted to share our new Science #EvolgenPaper! science.org/doi/10.1126/scienc

    We introduce #TOGA, a #ComparativeGenomics method that combines the detection of orthologous genes with gene annotation. In plain words, TOGA can take advantage of a well-annotated #genome and transfer its annotations to a genome of a different species (e.g., from the human genome to that of a squirrel). 1/2

  20. Neat new #EvolgenPaper by @gvbarroso.

    The landscape of nucleotide diversity in Drosophila melanogaster is shaped by mutation rate variation:

    peercommunityjournal.org/artic

    Excited to sit down with this one!

  21. Neat new #EvolgenPaper by @gvbarroso.

    The landscape of nucleotide diversity in Drosophila melanogaster is shaped by mutation rate variation:

    peercommunityjournal.org/artic

    Excited to sit down with this one!

  22. Neat new #EvolgenPaper by @gvbarroso.

    The landscape of nucleotide diversity in Drosophila melanogaster is shaped by mutation rate variation:

    peercommunityjournal.org/artic

    Excited to sit down with this one!

  23. Neat new #EvolgenPaper by @gvbarroso.

    The landscape of nucleotide diversity in Drosophila melanogaster is shaped by mutation rate variation:

    peercommunityjournal.org/artic

    Excited to sit down with this one!

  24. Neat new #EvolgenPaper by @gvbarroso.

    The landscape of nucleotide diversity in Drosophila melanogaster is shaped by mutation rate variation:

    peercommunityjournal.org/artic

    Excited to sit down with this one!

  25. Out today in PNAS: "The paradox of adaptive trait clines with nonclinal patterns in the underlying genes" pnas.org/doi/full/10.1073/pnas This study shows that under complex multivariate adaptation, trait clines can evolve despite nonmonotonic allele frequency patterns across environmental gradients. These patterns are not discovered by genotype–environment association methods, which are widely used to discover adaptation. #EvolutionPaper #EcoEvo #SLiM #Genetics #Genomics #EvolgenPaper #PopGen

  26. Out today in PNAS: "The paradox of adaptive trait clines with nonclinal patterns in the underlying genes" pnas.org/doi/full/10.1073/pnas This study shows that under complex multivariate adaptation, trait clines can evolve despite nonmonotonic allele frequency patterns across environmental gradients. These patterns are not discovered by genotype–environment association methods, which are widely used to discover adaptation. #EvolutionPaper #EcoEvo #SLiM #Genetics #Genomics #EvolgenPaper #PopGen

  27. Out today in PNAS: "The paradox of adaptive trait clines with nonclinal patterns in the underlying genes" pnas.org/doi/full/10.1073/pnas This study shows that under complex multivariate adaptation, trait clines can evolve despite nonmonotonic allele frequency patterns across environmental gradients. These patterns are not discovered by genotype–environment association methods, which are widely used to discover adaptation. #EvolutionPaper #EcoEvo #SLiM #Genetics #Genomics #EvolgenPaper #PopGen

  28. Out today in PNAS: "The paradox of adaptive trait clines with nonclinal patterns in the underlying genes" pnas.org/doi/full/10.1073/pnas This study shows that under complex multivariate adaptation, trait clines can evolve despite nonmonotonic allele frequency patterns across environmental gradients. These patterns are not discovered by genotype–environment association methods, which are widely used to discover adaptation. #EvolutionPaper #EcoEvo #SLiM #Genetics #Genomics #EvolgenPaper #PopGen

  29. New preprint by
    Carl Veller and myself on the interpretation of population and family-based genome-wide association studies in the presence of confounding

    biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

    #GWAS interpretation is tricky, for three broad reasons: indirect effects of relatives, genetic confounding, and environmental confounding—where genetic confounding (long-distance LD) arises due to population structure, assortative mating, and selection. #EvolgenPaper

  30. New preprint by
    Carl Veller and myself on the interpretation of population and family-based genome-wide association studies in the presence of confounding

    biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

    #GWAS interpretation is tricky, for three broad reasons: indirect effects of relatives, genetic confounding, and environmental confounding—where genetic confounding (long-distance LD) arises due to population structure, assortative mating, and selection. #EvolgenPaper

  31. New preprint by
    Carl Veller and myself on the interpretation of population and family-based genome-wide association studies in the presence of confounding

    biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

    #GWAS interpretation is tricky, for three broad reasons: indirect effects of relatives, genetic confounding, and environmental confounding—where genetic confounding (long-distance LD) arises due to population structure, assortative mating, and selection. #EvolgenPaper

  32. New preprint by
    Carl Veller and myself on the interpretation of population and family-based genome-wide association studies in the presence of confounding

    biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

    #GWAS interpretation is tricky, for three broad reasons: indirect effects of relatives, genetic confounding, and environmental confounding—where genetic confounding (long-distance LD) arises due to population structure, assortative mating, and selection. #EvolgenPaper

  33. New preprint by
    Carl Veller and myself on the interpretation of population and family-based genome-wide association studies in the presence of confounding

    biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20

    #GWAS interpretation is tricky, for three broad reasons: indirect effects of relatives, genetic confounding, and environmental confounding—where genetic confounding (long-distance LD) arises due to population structure, assortative mating, and selection. #EvolgenPaper

  34. Recently we also evaluated how well a widely-used method called "gradient forests" performs for the estimation of "genomic vulnerability". In this paper we highlight some strengths and weaknesses of the approach. Notably, genetic drift can cause small populations to have large "offset" values, highlighting issues with current interpretations and estimations. #EvolutionPaper #Evolution #EvolGenPaper onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10

  35. Recently we also evaluated how well a widely-used method called "gradient forests" performs for the estimation of "genomic vulnerability". In this paper we highlight some strengths and weaknesses of the approach. Notably, genetic drift can cause small populations to have large "offset" values, highlighting issues with current interpretations and estimations. #EvolutionPaper #Evolution #EvolGenPaper onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10