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  1. Starting #ESEB2025 a bit late, with an exciting symposium on whole genome duplication. They couldn’t fit all of the talks in, I’ll be talking on “Gene expression variability and evolutionary outcomes after whole-genome duplication in fishes” tomorrow in the Genetics symposium. #GeneDuplication #GenomeDuplication #MolecularEvolution

  2. Starting #ESEB2025 a bit late, with an exciting symposium on whole genome duplication. They couldn’t fit all of the talks in, I’ll be talking on “Gene expression variability and evolutionary outcomes after whole-genome duplication in fishes” tomorrow in the Genetics symposium. #GeneDuplication #GenomeDuplication #MolecularEvolution

  3. Starting #ESEB2025 a bit late, with an exciting symposium on whole genome duplication. They couldn’t fit all of the talks in, I’ll be talking on “Gene expression variability and evolutionary outcomes after whole-genome duplication in fishes” tomorrow in the Genetics symposium. #GeneDuplication #GenomeDuplication #MolecularEvolution

  4. Starting #ESEB2025 a bit late, with an exciting symposium on whole genome duplication. They couldn’t fit all of the talks in, I’ll be talking on “Gene expression variability and evolutionary outcomes after whole-genome duplication in fishes” tomorrow in the Genetics symposium. #GeneDuplication #GenomeDuplication #MolecularEvolution

  5. Starting #ESEB2025 a bit late, with an exciting symposium on whole genome duplication. They couldn’t fit all of the talks in, I’ll be talking on “Gene expression variability and evolutionary outcomes after whole-genome duplication in fishes” tomorrow in the Genetics symposium. #GeneDuplication #GenomeDuplication #MolecularEvolution

  6. Human-Specific Gene Duplications May Hold Clues to Brain Function and Evolution

    Data from a new study links a pair of duplicated genes to human brain features. The research provides…
    #NewsBeep #News #Genetics #Brain #braindevelopment #CA #Canada #crispr #geneduplication #humangenome #omics #Science #topics #zebrafish
    newsbeep.com/ca/14810/

  7. The #diatom genus Nitzschia lost photosynthesis to become free-living heterotrophs. This study shows how #HGT from marine bacteria, followed by #GeneDuplication & #neofunctionalization, allowed them to catabolize #alginate & live off brown algal polysaccharides @PLOSBiology plos.io/41WaW8e

  8. The #diatom genus Nitzschia lost photosynthesis to become free-living heterotrophs. This study shows how #HGT from marine bacteria, followed by #GeneDuplication & #neofunctionalization, allowed them to catabolize #alginate & live off brown algal polysaccharides @PLOSBiology plos.io/41WaW8e

  9. The #diatom genus Nitzschia lost photosynthesis to become free-living heterotrophs. This study shows how #HGT from marine bacteria, followed by #GeneDuplication & #neofunctionalization, allowed them to catabolize #alginate & live off brown algal polysaccharides @PLOSBiology plos.io/41WaW8e

  10. The #diatom genus Nitzschia lost photosynthesis to become free-living heterotrophs. This study shows how #HGT from marine bacteria, followed by #GeneDuplication & #neofunctionalization, allowed them to catabolize #alginate & live off brown algal polysaccharides @PLOSBiology plos.io/41WaW8e

  11. The #diatom genus Nitzschia lost photosynthesis to become free-living heterotrophs. This study shows how #HGT from marine bacteria, followed by #GeneDuplication & #neofunctionalization, allowed them to catabolize #alginate & live off brown algal polysaccharides @PLOSBiology plos.io/41WaW8e

  12. We posted this cool preprint between Xmas and new year, now time for a thread about the results: Begum et al "Phylogenetic modeling provides evidence for sudden shifts in expression after small-scale duplication in vertebrates and strong support for the ortholog conjecture"
    biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20
    #paralog #ortholog #GeneDuplication #GenomeDuplication #MolecularEvolution #phylogeny #ohnolog

  13. We posted this cool preprint between Xmas and new year, now time for a thread about the results: Begum et al "Phylogenetic modeling provides evidence for sudden shifts in expression after small-scale duplication in vertebrates and strong support for the ortholog conjecture"
    biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20
    #paralog #ortholog #GeneDuplication #GenomeDuplication #MolecularEvolution #phylogeny #ohnolog

  14. We posted this cool preprint between Xmas and new year, now time for a thread about the results: Begum et al "Phylogenetic modeling provides evidence for sudden shifts in expression after small-scale duplication in vertebrates and strong support for the ortholog conjecture"
    biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20
    #paralog #ortholog #GeneDuplication #GenomeDuplication #MolecularEvolution #phylogeny #ohnolog

  15. We posted this cool preprint between Xmas and new year, now time for a thread about the results: Begum et al "Phylogenetic modeling provides evidence for sudden shifts in expression after small-scale duplication in vertebrates and strong support for the ortholog conjecture"
    biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20
    #paralog #ortholog #GeneDuplication #GenomeDuplication #MolecularEvolution #phylogeny #ohnolog

  16. We posted this cool preprint between Xmas and new year, now time for a thread about the results: Begum et al "Phylogenetic modeling provides evidence for sudden shifts in expression after small-scale duplication in vertebrates and strong support for the ortholog conjecture"
    biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20
    #paralog #ortholog #GeneDuplication #GenomeDuplication #MolecularEvolution #phylogeny #ohnolog

  17. Interesting preprint dating whole genome duplications in vertebrate evolution relative to hagfishes, which I had missed this Spring:
    • 1 genome duplication before, 1 after hagfish divergence, +2 at the basis on cyclostomes
    • nice investigation of relation between genome duplication and morphological diversification (not much).
    biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20
    #GeneDuplication #GenomeDuplication #WGD #VertebrateEvolution #Hagfish

  18. Interesting preprint dating whole genome duplications in vertebrate evolution relative to hagfishes, which I had missed this Spring:
    • 1 genome duplication before, 1 after hagfish divergence, +2 at the basis on cyclostomes
    • nice investigation of relation between genome duplication and morphological diversification (not much).
    biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20
    #GeneDuplication #GenomeDuplication #WGD #VertebrateEvolution #Hagfish

  19. Interesting preprint dating whole genome duplications in vertebrate evolution relative to hagfishes, which I had missed this Spring:
    • 1 genome duplication before, 1 after hagfish divergence, +2 at the basis on cyclostomes
    • nice investigation of relation between genome duplication and morphological diversification (not much).
    biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20
    #GeneDuplication #GenomeDuplication #WGD #VertebrateEvolution #Hagfish

  20. Interesting preprint dating whole genome duplications in vertebrate evolution relative to hagfishes, which I had missed this Spring:
    • 1 genome duplication before, 1 after hagfish divergence, +2 at the basis on cyclostomes
    • nice investigation of relation between genome duplication and morphological diversification (not much).
    biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20
    #GeneDuplication #GenomeDuplication #WGD #VertebrateEvolution #Hagfish

  21. Interesting preprint dating whole genome duplications in vertebrate evolution relative to hagfishes, which I had missed this Spring:
    • 1 genome duplication before, 1 after hagfish divergence, +2 at the basis on cyclostomes
    • nice investigation of relation between genome duplication and morphological diversification (not much).
    biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20
    #GeneDuplication #GenomeDuplication #WGD #VertebrateEvolution #Hagfish

  22. Marjorie Liénard: method to express invertebrate opsin proteins in vitro, allowing to show spectral shifts in opsins in butterflies, with notably 2 paralogs of LW providing differentiation in function between the dorsal and ventral parts of the eye pnas.org/doi/abs/10.1073/pnas. #SMBE2023 #opsin #GeneDuplication #paralog

  23. Marjorie Liénard: method to express invertebrate opsin proteins in vitro, allowing to show spectral shifts in opsins in butterflies, with notably 2 paralogs of LW providing differentiation in function between the dorsal and ventral parts of the eye pnas.org/doi/abs/10.1073/pnas. #SMBE2023 #opsin #GeneDuplication #paralog

  24. Marjorie Liénard: method to express invertebrate opsin proteins in vitro, allowing to show spectral shifts in opsins in butterflies, with notably 2 paralogs of LW providing differentiation in function between the dorsal and ventral parts of the eye pnas.org/doi/abs/10.1073/pnas. #SMBE2023 #opsin #GeneDuplication #paralog

  25. Marjorie Liénard: method to express invertebrate opsin proteins in vitro, allowing to show spectral shifts in opsins in butterflies, with notably 2 paralogs of LW providing differentiation in function between the dorsal and ventral parts of the eye pnas.org/doi/abs/10.1073/pnas. #SMBE2023 #opsin #GeneDuplication #paralog

  26. Marjorie Liénard: method to express invertebrate opsin proteins in vitro, allowing to show spectral shifts in opsins in butterflies, with notably 2 paralogs of LW providing differentiation in function between the dorsal and ventral parts of the eye pnas.org/doi/abs/10.1073/pnas. #SMBE2023 #opsin #GeneDuplication #paralog

  27. Rps27 and Rps27l proteins are functionally interchangeable...
    have been evolutionarily retained because the divergence of their expression patterns has resulted in both genes becoming necessary for achieving adequate total expression of the RP across cell types.

    #MolecularEvolution
    #Subfunctionalization
    #geneduplication
    #evolution

    elifesciences.org/articles/786

  28. Rps27 and Rps27l proteins are functionally interchangeable...
    have been evolutionarily retained because the divergence of their expression patterns has resulted in both genes becoming necessary for achieving adequate total expression of the RP across cell types.

    #MolecularEvolution
    #Subfunctionalization
    #geneduplication
    #evolution

    elifesciences.org/articles/786

  29. Rps27 and Rps27l proteins are functionally interchangeable...
    have been evolutionarily retained because the divergence of their expression patterns has resulted in both genes becoming necessary for achieving adequate total expression of the RP across cell types.

    #MolecularEvolution
    #Subfunctionalization
    #geneduplication
    #evolution

    elifesciences.org/articles/786

  30. Rps27 and Rps27l proteins are functionally interchangeable...
    have been evolutionarily retained because the divergence of their expression patterns has resulted in both genes becoming necessary for achieving adequate total expression of the RP across cell types.

    #MolecularEvolution
    #Subfunctionalization
    #geneduplication
    #evolution

    elifesciences.org/articles/786

  31. Rps27 and Rps27l proteins are functionally interchangeable...
    have been evolutionarily retained because the divergence of their expression patterns has resulted in both genes becoming necessary for achieving adequate total expression of the RP across cell types.

    #MolecularEvolution
    #Subfunctionalization
    #geneduplication
    #evolution

    elifesciences.org/articles/786

  32. #introduction I'm Elise! #NSF postdoctoral fellow with David Enard (twitter @DavidEnard) #UofAEEB working on #bioinformatics methods and detecting ancient #epidemics in #bats using #popgen. I'm also interested in #statistics, #geneduplication, #toxin #adaptation, #lemurs, and #evolution (ary) #ecology in general. I mostly make bad #coding jokes, boost cool articles and interesting job/PhD/grant offers, talk about bats, and advocate for #mentalhealth care. Read below for life outside #academia:

  33. #introduction I'm Elise! #NSF postdoctoral fellow with David Enard (twitter @DavidEnard) #UofAEEB working on #bioinformatics methods and detecting ancient #epidemics in #bats using #popgen. I'm also interested in #statistics, #geneduplication, #toxin #adaptation, #lemurs, and #evolution (ary) #ecology in general. I mostly make bad #coding jokes, boost cool articles and interesting job/PhD/grant offers, talk about bats, and advocate for #mentalhealth care. Read below for life outside #academia:

  34. #introduction I'm Elise! #NSF postdoctoral fellow with David Enard (twitter @DavidEnard) #UofAEEB working on #bioinformatics methods and detecting ancient #epidemics in #bats using #popgen. I'm also interested in #statistics, #geneduplication, #toxin #adaptation, #lemurs, and #evolution (ary) #ecology in general. I mostly make bad #coding jokes, boost cool articles and interesting job/PhD/grant offers, talk about bats, and advocate for #mentalhealth care. Read below for life outside #academia:

  35. #introduction I'm Elise! #NSF postdoctoral fellow with David Enard (twitter @DavidEnard) #UofAEEB working on #bioinformatics methods and detecting ancient #epidemics in #bats using #popgen. I'm also interested in #statistics, #geneduplication, #toxin #adaptation, #lemurs, and #evolution (ary) #ecology in general. I mostly make bad #coding jokes, boost cool articles and interesting job/PhD/grant offers, talk about bats, and advocate for #mentalhealth care. Read below for life outside #academia: