#Phylogeny

Neil Clancy

ClancyNeil

#Mycology thread on our new Microbial Genomics paper on WGS of clinical & environmental #Mucorales after #mucormycosis cluster in #transplant pts. 72 isolates from 72 isolates from med center &

Dr Emma Hodcroft

firefoxx66

Happy New Year!To kick off 2021, here's an update on:- S:N501 variants (501Y.V1/V2) with data from 31 Dec 2020- 69/70del variants- 20A.EU1 variant (most prevalent variant in Europe)(Here are some

Weston Testo

westo_fernnerd

Excited to see our new paper (with @frondley_fern and @MichaelSundue) on global fern diversity out at @JBiogeography -- it has been a lot of fun to work on and I

Borja Esteve Altava

B_Esteve_Altava

There was a time (roughly 1850-1950) when naturalists were searching for law-like phenomena (physics envy?) to better understand the evolution of species.How many of these do you know?Do you know

Mahan Ghafari

Mahan_Ghafari

Very excited to see my work with @Simmonds_Lab, Oliver Pybus @EvolveDotZoo, Aris Katzourakis @ArisKatzourakis finally out on bioRxiv -- long overdue mainly because 2020 happened!I will try to explain the

Chris Lane

LaneLabURI

Really fascinating workshop happening rn on prokaryotic taxonomy. Most people find taxonomy boring, but there's currently a massive shift happening. As an outsider and panelist in this workshop, I'm going

Vince Buffalo

vsbuffalo

My new preprint, "Why do species get a thin slice of π? Revisiting Lewontin’s Paradox of Variation" is up on BioRxiv! Now that I’ve had , I’ll step through some

Prof Francois Balloux

BallouxFrancois

New preprint out. We investigated whether we could detect evidence for genetic recombination in #SARSCoV2, and found none to date. We used (slightly tweaked) standard statistical genetics methods, extensive simulations

Max Stammnitz

DevilsAdvoMax

Hi Science Twitter!A big shout out to my two fantastic colleagues Young Mi and Kevin, who have just released what is likely the largest tumour phylogeny built to date: the

Ewan Birney

ewanbirney

Some COVID thoughts on this bright, beautiful Christmas Eve morning in London. Context: I am an expert in genetics and computational biology; I know and chit-chat with experts in viral

evolvingseas

evolvingseas

This week @evolvingseas highlights Black scientists in #MarineBiology #Evolution & #Ecology. Discover exciting research & potential collaborators/mentors, diversify syllabi, identify award nominees & more. Join discussion w/ ret

Austin H. Patton

AustinHPatton

At long last... It's out! I'm so excited to share with you all my recent work on the phylodynamics of Devil Facial Tumor Disease (DFTD), now out in Science Mag!

Mine Altinli

mine_altinli

Check out our new paper @molecology https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/mec.15609?af=Ron #wolbachia interactions with an #insect-specific virus in #mosquitoes in natural populationsMany thanks to co-authors:@sebastianlequime, @C

TheFreePhenotype

DialecticalA

Recently an article was published that attempts to defend the idea that a clear delineation can be made between proximate and ultimate processes. Here I discuss how this perspective is

Dr Emma Hodcroft

firefoxx66

We found the same #SARSCoV2 mutation at position 677 in Spike has appeared at least 7 times in US-focused clusters in the past few months. What have we seen, &

पुनरुत्थान Resurgence ॐ

punarUtthana108

Ancient India China connectionsThere are numerous references to China in Sanskrit texts traced back to early times but sketchyMahabharata, Arthshastra & Manusmriti mentions ChinaChina comes from "an ancient" Sanskrit name

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