Reconstructing 50 million years of Xenopus borealis evolution: three temporal strata of DNA rearrangements and persistent sex chromosome homomorphism
Barbora Bergelová, Nicola R. Fornaini, Tereza Tlapáková…·Martin Knytl
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Barbora Bergelová, Nicola R. Fornaini, Tereza Tlapáková…·Martin Knytl
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The paper uses microsatellite markers and multiplex PCR to analyze population structure in pukeko populations, finding genetic differentiation in the North Island but no population structure in the South Island, inconclusive about range expansion origins.
Stephen Rong, Christopher R. Neil, Anastasia Welch…·William Guy Fairbrother
The paper identifies splicing variants in modern and archaic humans using functional assays and shows differences in purifying selection and adaptive introgression.
Tharindu Premachandra, Caroline M. S. Cauret, Werner Conradie…·Ben J. Evans
The paper examines population structure and gene flow in the allotetraploid frog Xenopus laevis using genomic data from southern Africa, finding no strong evidence of subgenome differences and linking population structure to environmental factors.