Parameter Scaling in Population Genetics Simulations May Introduce Unintended Background Selection: Considerations for Scaled Simulation Design [0.03%]
参数尺度在群体遗传学模拟中可能引入意外的背景选择：缩放模拟设计的考虑因素
Tessa Ferrari,Siyuan Feng,Xinjun Zhang et al.
Tessa Ferrari et al.
Scaling is a common practice in population genetic simulations to increase computational efficiency. However, few studies systematically examine the effects of scaling on diversity estimates and the comparability of scaled results to unscal...
John Lemas,Jevgenija Ņečajeva,Jacob Montgomery et al.
John Lemas et al.
Apera spica-venti (loose silky bent, or common windgrass) is a diploid grass-weed endemic to Europe and north Asia that has spread to the United States and Canada. This species has become a major grass weed in winter cereals, especially in ...
Evolutionary Insights into the Length Variation of DNA Damage Response Proteins Across Eukaryotes [0.03%]
关于真核生物中DNA损伤响应蛋白长度变异的进化见解
Dominic Wiredu-Boakye,Laurence Higgins,Ondřej Gahura et al.
Dominic Wiredu-Boakye et al.
Across the tree of life, DNA damage response (DDR) proteins play a pivotal, yet dichotomous role in organismal development and evolution. Here, we present a comprehensive analysis of 432 DDR proteins encoded by 68 genomes including that of ...
ParallelEvolCCM: Quantifying co-evolutionary patterns among genomic features [0.03%]
ParallelEvolCCM：量化基因组特征间的协同演化模式
Robert G Beiko,Chaoyue Liu,João Vitor Cavalcante et al.
Robert G Beiko et al.
Concerted gains and losses of genomic features such as genes and mobile genetic elements can provide key clues into related functional roles and shared evolutionary trajectories. By capturing phylogenetic signals, a co-evolutionary model ca...
Discovering Intron Gain Events in Humans through Large-Scale Evolutionary Comparisons [0.03%]
通过大规模进化比较在人类中发现内含子 gain 事件
Celine Hoh,Steven L Salzberg
Celine Hoh
The rapid growth in the number of sequenced genomes makes it possible to search for the appearance of entirely new introns in the human lineage. In this study, we compared the genomic sequences for 19,120 human protein-coding genes to a col...
Genetic predisposition towards multicellularity in Chlamydomonas reinhardtii [0.03%]
绿藻基因组中存在多细胞倾向的遗传基础
I-Chen Kimberly Chen,Shania Khatri,Matthew D Herron et al.
I-Chen Kimberly Chen et al.
The evolution from unicellular to multicellular organisms facilitates further phenotypic innovations, notably cellular differentiation. Multiple research groups have shown that in the laboratory simple, obligate multicellularity can evolve ...
Navigating the Cold: Integrative Transcriptome Sequencing Approach Reveals Ionoregulatory and Whole-Body Responses to Cold Acclimation in Drosophila ananassae [0.03%]
综合转录组测序揭示Drosophila ananassae冷习服过程中离子调节和全身响应的机制
Vera Miyase Yılmaz,Zhihui Bao,Sonja Grath
Vera Miyase Yılmaz
Understanding how species adapt to changing environments is a major goal in evolutionary biology and can elucidate the impact of climate change. Climate imposes inevitable effects on the geographical distribution of insects as their body te...
Correction to: Population Genomics of Japanese Macaques (Macaca fuscata): Insights Into Deep Population Divergence and Multiple Merging Histories [0.03%]
日本猕猴（Macaca fuscata）的群体基因组学：深入了解深层种群分化和多次合并历史的通知更正
Published Erratum
Genome biology and evolution. 2025 Apr 30;17(5):evaf087. DOI:10.1093/gbe/evaf087 2025
Exploring the relationship of transposable elements and ageing: causes and consequences [0.03%]
可移动元件与衰老的关系：原因和后果
Miriam Merenciano,Anaïs Larue,Chloé Garambois et al.
Miriam Merenciano et al.
Ageing is a gradual biological process marked by a decline in physiological function, increasing susceptibility to disease, and mortality. Transposable elements (TEs) are repetitive DNA sequences capable of moving within the genome, and thu...
Robust Binding Capability and Occasional Gene Loss of Telomere-Binding Proteins Underlying Telomere Evolution in Nematoda [0.03%]
秀丽隐杆线虫端粒结合蛋白的稳健绑定能力和偶发性基因丢失端粒进化背后的机制研究
Hobum Song,Seonhong Kim,Daisy S Lim et al.
Hobum Song et al.
Telomeres, the nucleoprotein complexes that protect the ends of linear chromosomes, are essential for maintaining the stability of eukaryotic genomes. As telomeres generally consist of repetitive DNA associated with specifically bound prote...