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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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Sólveig M Guðjónsdóttir,Edana Lord,Zoé Pochon et al. Sólveig M Guðjónsdóttir et al.
Using temporarily spaced high-coverage ancient genomes, we can assess population decline prior to extinction. However, finding suitable ancient remains for recovering this type of data is challenging. Here, we sequenced a high-coverage geno...
Ashar J Malik,Siying Mao,Philip Hugenholtz et al. Ashar J Malik et al.
Protein structure-based comparison provides a framework for uncovering deep evolutionary relationships that can escape conventional sequence-based approaches. Encoding three-dimensional protein structures using a simplified structure-aware ...
Lin Chou,Shu-Ting Cho,Jiwon Lee et al. Lin Chou et al.
New protein-coding genes can arise de novo from ancestrally noncoding regions when open reading frames (ORFs) outside annotated genes are exposed to selection via pervasive translation. These ORFs are usually born short, and their elongatio...
Tony C Gatts,Elizabeth A Rehmann,Linnea E Lane et al. Tony C Gatts et al.
Plant cells rely on an interconnected network of proteins interacting at many levels (e.g. physical enzyme complexes, gene regulatory modules, and biosynthetic pathways). Pairs of proteins that interact at any of these levels have been show...
Anush Kosakyan,Leandro Gammuto,Agata Cesaretti et al. Anush Kosakyan et al.
Mitochondrial genomes offer valuable insights into biological and phylogenetic processes, yet the factors shaping their architecture across metazoan lineages remain poorly understood, largely due to limited taxonomic sampling. To address th...
Deepika Gunasekaran,Anne Sicard,Rodrigo P P Almeida et al. Deepika Gunasekaran et al.
Insects ally with microbial symbionts for a diversity of services. The range of these interactions is wide, spanning from beneficial to pathogenic and facultative to obligate. In many cases, such insect-microbial interactions veer towards m...
Jannik S Möllmann,Xuejing Hu,Eva A Baumgarten et al. Jannik S Möllmann et al.
Bees provide essential pollination services that contribute to ecosystem stability, as well as the sustainability of economic crop yields. Due to concerns over global and local declines, improving our understanding of these ecologically and...
Òscar Palacios,Mercè Capdevila,Ricard Albalat Òscar Palacios
Metallothioneins (MTs) are central to metal metabolism and contribute to organismal adaptation to variable metal bioavailability across ecosystems. Although well studied in chordates and mollusks, MTs remain poorly investigated in many arth...
Dova Brenman-Suttner,Amro Zayed Dova Brenman-Suttner
Bees are important global pollinators that play a vital role in maintaining ecosystems and supporting global food production. They also exhibit a diversity of social organization making them ideal model organisms for studying the evolution ...
Jianqing Lin,Xinrui Long,Yan Gao et al. Jianqing Lin et al.
The de-extinction of species using genome-editing approaches depends on acquiring high-quality genomic information from the extinct target. However, the degraded nature of the ancient DNA (aDNA) that is typical for most extinct species, pos...