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Molly Schumer
Extremely excited to share the first major project from our lab, led by the brilliant with major contributions from Mateo Garcia, Mackenzie Keegan, , , , Manfred Schartl, and other co-authors:
The establishment of reproductive barriers between populations is the key process that fuels the evolution of new species. A genetic framework for this process was proposed over 80 years ago, which...
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Molly Schumer 13. pro
Odgovor korisniku/ci @dpowell_daniel @LePatoptera i 2 ostali
A few years ago we started sampling from swordtail hybrid populations we hadn’t previously collected from. We were surprised to find that many individuals had unusual melanin phenotypes emanating from spotting patterns on their fins.
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Molly Schumer 13. pro
Odgovor korisniku/ci @dpowell_daniel @LePatoptera i 2 ostali
These melanin spots originate from one of the parental species (X. birchmanni). Histology and gene expression showed that in hybrids some of these spots had become malignant melanomas. In some hybrid populations, rates of melanomas reached ~20%.
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Kyle Piller 13. pro
is awesome. Looking forward to seeing more great contributions from him!
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Julia Kreiner 13. pro
Congrats! Can't wait to read 🙃
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Albert Kao 13. pro
Congrats, Molly!!
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Rongfeng Cui 13. pro
Wheeeee, finally! Congratulations!! Uhuhuhu. Btw, fig 2 lower left seems to be a black box.
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