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    Svardal lab

    Category: researchlabs:Bioinformatics
    PI: Prof. Dr. Hannes Svardal
    By LEGE 1401 days ago
    In the Svardal lab they are interested how the astonishing natural diversity we see on earth came into being, by which forces it formed and how it is changing today. Hence, they are trying to understand the process of evolution, with mathematical...
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    The Lysak Lab

    Category: researchlabs:Bioinformatics
    PI: Prof. Mgr. Martin A. Lysak, Ph.D., DSc.
    By Jit 1446 days ago
    We investigate genome evolution across the plant kingdom at different levels of complexity:   •DNA sequences (NGS-based genome analysis) •Chromosomes (chromosome rearrangements, karyotype evolution) •Genomes (genome collinearity,...
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    Blaxter Lab

    Category: researchlabs:Bioinformatics
    PI: Professor Mark Blaxter
    By Jit 1494 days ago
    Using these high quality genomes we explore the evolutionary history of genes and species, building phylogenetic trees of life the contrasting roles of horizontal gene transfer and introgression in shaping evolution the biology of symbioses,...
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    Edanchin Lab

    Category: researchlabs:Bioinformatics
    PI: Etienne GJ Danchin
    By Jit 1494 days ago
    My main topics of interest are: The impact of non tree-like evolution such as horizontal gene transfers and hybridization on species biology Evolution and adaptation of animals in the absence of sexual reproduction and the underlying...
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    Pollard Lab

    Category: researchlabs:Bioinformatics
    PI: Katie Pollard
    By Neel 1548 days ago
    We are a bioinformatics research lab focused on developing novel methods and using them to study genome evolution, organization, and regulation. Our mission is to decode biomedical knowledge that is missed without rigorous statistical...