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期刊名:Genome biology and evolution

缩写:GENOME BIOL EVOL

ISSN:1759-6653

e-ISSN:1759-6653

IF/分区:2.8/Q2

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Lucas Albuquerque,Diogo Milani,Emiliano Martí et al. Lucas Albuquerque et al.
Satellite DNAs (satDNAs), ubiquitous sequences in eukaryotic genomes, play a crucial role in genome organization, function, and evolution. The pea aphid Acyrthosiphon pisum is a major crop pest, and an emerging model for ecological, develop...
Yihan Wu,Keith Adams Yihan Wu
Copy number variations (CNVs), including duplications and deletions of the genome ranging up to 1Mb, are an important contributor to genomic variation, and may influence phenotypic variation. They are relatively understudied compared to sin...
Xuhua Xia Xuhua Xia
Viral host-switching from host H1 to host H2 is often associated with changes in viral evolutionary rate r. The pre-switching rate r1 in H1 may stay the same or increase/decrease to a new rate r2 in H2 during the host-switching and host-ada...
Alan M Rice,Yuanshuo Li,Pauric Donnelly et al. Alan M Rice et al.
Dosage-sensitive genes have characteristic patterns of evolution that include being refractory to small-scale duplication, depleted on human benign copy number variants (CNVs) and enriched on pathogenic CNVs. This intolerance to copy number...
Arseny Dubin,Jamie Parker,Astrid Böhne et al. Arseny Dubin et al.
The allocation of energy toward gamete production, parental care, mate choice, and secondary sexual signals fosters divergence in selection between the sexes, giving rise to opposing fitness strategies and sexual antagonism. The shared gene...
Mark Voorhies,Bastian Joehnk,Jessie Uehling et al. Mark Voorhies et al.
Next-generation sequencing has unlocked a wealth of genotype information for wild populations, but interpreting it in the context of phenotypes remains a bottleneck, particularly for non-model organisms that are difficult to manipulate. To ...
Yuu Ishii,Shunsuke Kanamori,Ryusaku Deguchi et al. Yuu Ishii et al.
Symbiosis is a basis for species diversification through interactions between organisms. In tropical and subtropical oceans, dinoflagellate symbionts belonging to the family Symbiodiniaceae, including the genus Symbiodinium, support the flo...
Ugo Bastolla,Mikhail Rotkevich,Miguel Arenas et al. Ugo Bastolla et al.
The mutation S315T of the catalase-peroxidase protein KatG of Mycobacterium tuberculosis is the most common mutation that confers resistance to the prodrug isoniazid. Here we reconstruct its evolutionary history in 145 whole genome sequence...
Juan Rivas-Santisteban,Pablo Yubero,Laurence D Hurst Juan Rivas-Santisteban
What accounts for the variation between proteins in their rate of evolution per synonymous substitution (i.e. dN/dS, alias ω )? Previous analyses suggested that cell location is predictive, with intracellular proteins evolving slower than ...
Samuel O&#x;Donnell,Gabriela Rezende,Jean-Philippe Vernadet et al. Samuel O&#x;Donnell et al.
Human-related environments, including food and clinical settings, present microorganisms with atypical and challenging conditions that necessitate adaptation. Several cases of novel horizontally acquired genetic material associated with ada...