Our paper has been Accepted and Online published in Molecular Biology and Evolution @MolBioEvol@OfficialSMBE. Thanks for efforts from Editors and Reviewers.
African suid genomes provide insights into the local adaptation to diverse African environments https://t.co/j2Cti9duKl
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The Southern Arc papers are now published in @ScienceMagazine
The study was originally conceived as the joint genetic history of the neighboring regions of West Asia and Southeastern Europe but there were just too many interesting findings to fit in one paper, so we have three!
Our new paper in @PNASNews, led by @AmelieCrespel, showing that despite consistent phenotypic selection on growth, metabolism, & sociality, the genomic effects of simulated trawling vary strongly with fish population density: https://t.co/HFDloBJJxU 1/6 @ERC_Research @MSCActions
In the process of starting a new #RADseq experiment? Check out @jcatchen’s and my preprint on a new a protocol for the analysis of RADseq data with Stacks 2: “Population genomics analysis with RAD, reprised: STACKS 2” https://t.co/4tmjVw20Ke 1/n
@chris_harrod@C_Kratochwil@DrKathrynElmer@C_Adams1758@ProfColinBean @ianjwinfield @KPraebel Hi @chris_harrod, honestly that would be really cool to know, in particular how did pollan get all the way to Ireland? A similar study to this but with autumnalis populations would be really useful. Re point 2, I could not find any other work mentioning Lough Hibernia.
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We’ve analyzed genomes from all living species of rhinoceros.
Plus three species that went extinct during the last Ice Age!
Great collaboration with researchers from:
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Paper in Cell (OA):
https://t.co/W3unpUArgC
Shaking up the genetic landscape of dyslexia. Our new preprint describes DNA analysis in 51,800 adults with dyslexia diagnosis & >1 million people without a diagnosis, finding 42 independent loci that harbour common variants associated with the trait. https://t.co/QJ9zjtZsZM 1/n
Another new 🐠 preprint!
We show the inheritance and divergence of the epigenetic DNA methylation mark during the early stages of speciation between ecomorphs of a cichlid species in Lake Massoko, using wild fish and common garden experiments. https://t.co/F80Kv4oJ0K
We're thrilled to release a manuscript on rare variant association testing on the exomes of 300k individuals in the UK Biobank https://t.co/Kgyc9Vk7Nq and a browser of the results: https://t.co/c8PJajiHK3
Our work on transgenerational epigenetic modifications induced by hatchery rearing is out in Evolutionary Applications! #TeamFish
Led by @Maeva_Leitwein @_laporte_ and @eric_normandeau