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Evolutionary genomics, nearly-neutralist...
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Florent Murat
about 1 month ago
Our lab is hiring a postdoctoral researcher with expertise in bioinformatics, evolutionary genomics and single-cell data analyses, to explore the evolution of reproductive organs across fishes. We are located in Rennes, France (INRAE-LPGP). For more details:
florentmuratwebpage.wordpress.com
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Florent Murat
Fish Evolution, Genomes, and Reproduction
https://florentmuratwebpage.wordpress.com
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bioRxiv Evolutionary Biology
about 2 months ago
Breaking the species barrier: recurrent genomic introgressions from very distant lineages in a ciliate
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.02.20.707023v1
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Up to what degree of interspecific genetic distance is it possible to form viable and fertile hybrids? A strange species of paramecium breaks the record:
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...
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https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2026.02.20.707023v1
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Marc Robinson-Rechavi
3 months ago
Réflexions intéressantes dans ce post de @freakonometrics Thread de mes réflexions et actions. Contexte: je suis chercheur dans un domaine où la forme principale de publication est l'article de journal, pas la communication de conférence, et je suis directeur de département […]
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https://ecoevo.social/@marcrr/115939600433864517
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Molly Przeworski
4 months ago
Happy to highlight an essay I wrote together with
@marcdemanuel.bsky.social
,
@natanaels.bsky.social
and Anastasia Stolyarova, trying to think through what sets the mutation rate of a cell type in an animal species:
www.biorxiv.org/content/10.6...
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What sets the mutation rate of a cell type in an animal species?
Germline mutation rates per generation are strikingly similar across animals, despite vast differences in life histories. Analogously, in at least one somatic cell type, mutation rates at the end of l...
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.64898/2025.12.19.695482v1
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Susan Johnston
4 months ago
Are you a recombination researcher heading to
#SMBE2026
? Submit your abstract to our Symposium, organised by Marie Raynaud, Laurent Duret, and myself. We're excited to have Aurora Ruiz-Herrera from UAB Barcelona as our invited speaker. 🧬🦄🦠🌿🐝🐟🍄🪱
@aruizherrera.bsky.social
@duret-lbbe.bsky.social
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Aurora Ruiz-Herrera
4 months ago
Honored to be part of this exciting symposium at
#SMBE2026
! Huge thanks to Marie Raynaud,
@duret-lbbe.bsky.social
, and
@susanjohnston.bsky.social
for the invitation. Looking forward to sharing insights on recombination and evolution with such an amazing community. See you in Copenhagen!!!
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Camille Roux
5 months ago
Seeking a postdoc position? Balancing selection is a fascinating process: malaria resistance, self-incompatibility,etc. Yet, countless examples remain hidden in genomes! If this question intrigues you, the project led by Laure Segurel and Violaine Llaurens (Paris + Lyon) is perfect!
urlr.me/Huj2De
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Portail Emploi CNRS - Offre d'emploi - Post-doctoral fellow (M/F): Assessing the power of current methods to detect balancing selection in population genomic datasets
https://urlr.me/Huj2De
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