Happy to see my soon-to-defend grad student's first dissertation chapter published. "SINE-based phylogenomics reveal extensive introgression and incomplete lineage sorting in Myotis" https://t.co/EXqD446gnX
Biological Sciences @TexasTech is looking for a virologist! Join our growing and vibrant faculty and become a Red Raider! https://t.co/eovUzHSkek @BiologyTTU
You're invited to a special issue on the topic of "Transposable Elements and Non-Traditional Model Organisms" https://t.co/4bdnATugFr #mdpigenes@Genes_MDPI. Let's highlight studies that focus TE-genome interactions that represent the diversity in the natural world! #pirnas
You're invited to a special issue on the topic of "Transposable Elements and Non-Traditional Model Organisms" https://t.co/4bdnATugFr #mdpigenes@Genes_MDPI. Let's highlight studies that focus TE-genome interactions that represent the diversity in the natural world! #transposon
Texas Tech University is seeking a new Virology faculty member! We have a vibrant department seeking energetic researchers investigating virus biology. Please apply. https://t.co/eovUzHSkek
It's official. The Ray and Davalos labs are funded to investigate bat immunity in the context of coronavirus. Great team! https://t.co/U4LF0Gz7PB
@bat1kgenomes @LabDavalos
Our latest: A High-Quality Reference Genome Assembly of the Saltwater Crocodile, Crocodylus porosus, Reveals Patterns of Selection in Crocodylidae https://t.co/DW2iXfpcv4
Our latest: A high-quality reference genome assembly of the saltwater crocodile, Crocodylus porosus, reveals patterns of selection in Crocodylidae
https://t.co/fZ5lXtqzln