SMBE2026 Symposium 9 | New frontiers in sex evolution: evolutionary patterns and innovations
SMBE2026 Symposium 9 | New frontiers in sex evolution: evolutionary patterns and innovations
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Have you done any Kmer spectra analyses on the short read data Dan? That might give some clues as to whatβs going on.
7 months ago
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Let me invite you to some cool posters this upcoming poster session at #ESEB2025
P02.034 - Sam Ebdon on faster X meeting whacky reproduction in globular springtails
P02.201 - @jamesimcc.bsky.social on genome evolution of Sedges
P02.049 - and myself about evolution of dipteran karyotypes
8 months ago
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Re-upping this thread on PGE in mealybugs because the results are finally published in Molecular Ecology:
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
10 months ago
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Interested to read a perspective by >160 reproductive biologists? The new Tree of Sex white paper is out! Led by
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11 months ago
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We now have a starter pack for the Tree of Sex consortium! Interested in reproduction (not just sex) in eukaryotes? Get involved!
Many thanks to @ajmongue.bsky.social for putting this together!
1 year ago
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Yes, polygenic sex determination is a thing!
The process of sexual development in animals is modulated by a variety of mechanisms.
Some species respond to environmental cues, while, in others, sex determination is
thought to be controlled by a s...
If you're interested in the evolution of sex determination, check out this opinion piece from Tom Kocher, @tonygamble.bsky.social , @behrenskristen.bsky.social , Will Gammerdinger, and me. We argue that genetic variation in sex determination is probably more prevalent that most people think.
1 year ago
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There are a lot of new people here, so I've set up a starter pack on Mating Systems, including sexual selection and conflict, sex differences and determination. Let me know if you want to be added! go.bsky.app/QXrYoQY
1 year ago
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Genetics Starter Pack 2
Some accounts I canβt believe I missed the first time, self-nominees, and recent arrivals. If I still missed you, Iβm probably sorry. Maybe you can post starter pack 3.
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Would love to be added, thanks π
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Would love to be added. Thanks for putting it together π
1 year ago
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Yeh good point. TEs not slowing on Ys might be due to the lower gene density. Most will probably insert into other repeats. So reduced selection against new TEs in degenerated Ys could explain why thereβs no slow down(?). No idea why they donβt colonise mt though, maybe mechanistic explanation?
2 years ago
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+1 for this answer! Yβs lose dosage insensitive genes rapidly after recomb loss. Degeneration slows a lot as the gene content reduces to those genes which canβt be lost. So all about strength of purifying selection for me
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Elon Musk answers to the Foundation Drive "Wikipedia is not for sale" asking "Have you ever wondered why the Wikimedia Foundation wants so much money? [...] So, what's the money for?"
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