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2022-07-06adapt22
Bürger, Reinhard (Univ. of Vienna)
The effects of epistasis and linkage on the invasion of locally beneficial mutationsYesNo
2022-06-24bblunchDrift, Mutation, and the Origins of Biological Scaling RelationshipsYesNo
2018-07-03cardio18
Weinberg, Seth (VCU)
Related Words: channel
Sodium channel mutations and signaling at the intercalated diskYesNo
2017-09-13ecoevo17Evolutionary recovery from spontaneous vs segregating deleterious mutationsYesNo
2017-09-06ecoevo17
Cvijovic, Ivana (Harvard)
The effect of background selection of mutational trajectories and genetic diversityYesNo
2017-09-01ecoevo17
Desai, Michael (Harvard)
Related Words: dynamics
The dynamics of adaptation from new mutations and from standing variation: stories from E. coli and yeastYesYes
2017-08-02ecoevo17
Kassen, Rees (U. Ottawa)
The sounds of silence: Fitness effects of synonymous mutations in a gene under selectionYesYes
2017-07-25ecoevo17
Cooper, Tim (U Houston)
Mutation interactions and the repeatability, evolvability and basis of adaptation in experimentally evolved bacteriaYesNo
2015-10-14evocell15
Wylie, Scott (Brown Univ.)
Simpson's Paradox in Mutation Rate EvolutionYesYes
2015-09-29evocell15
Harris, Kelley (Stanford)
The Evolving Landscape of Human Mutation and RecombinationYesYes
2015-09-16evocell15Perturbation by Sequence Variation: Impacts of Coding Mutations on Protein FitnessYesYes
2014-11-04nonequil14
Fisher, Daniel (Stanford)
Spatial spread of beneficial mutations and epidemicsYesNo
2014-09-18superbugs14Algorithms for intra-tumor (and inter-tumor?) mutational heterogeneityYesNo
2014-09-11superbugs14
Greenman, Chris (Univ. E. Anglia)
Problems with modelling mutational and clonal features of epithelial tissuesYesYes
2014-09-09superbugs14
Weinreich, Daniel (Brown)
Related Words: evolution
Genomic clustering of driver mutations favors the evolution of chromosomal instabilityYesYes
2014-08-19superbugs14
Koelle, Katia (Duke Univ.)
The role of deleterious mutations in influenza's adaptive (antigenic) evolutionYesYes
2014-08-05superbugs14
Weigt, Martin (Univ. Pierre et Marie Curie)
Residue coevolution in proteins - from 3D structure prediction to inferring mutational landscapesYesNo
2013-01-23multicell13The Evolution of Mutation Rates and the Relevance to MulticellularityYesYes
2011-03-10viral11Accumulation of Deleterious Passenger Mutations in CancerYesYes
2011-02-25viral11
Gerrish, Philip (Univ. New Mexico)
Mutation Rate and the Maintenance of CooperationYesNo
2011-02-02viral11
Gordo, Isabel (Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciência)
The Fitness Effects of Mutation in Escherichia Coli: The Good and the BadYesNo
2011-01-31viral11
Matic, Ivan (Univ. Paris)
Related Words: mutation, rates
Environmental Tuning of Mutation RatesYesNo
2011-01-19viral11
Desai, Michael (Harvard)
Related Words: dynamics
Genetic Variation and the Fate of Beneficial Mutations in Asexual PopulationsYesYes
2008-12-10genetics08Population Genetics for the Personal Genome Era: Reconstructing Ancestry, Identifying Damaging Mutations, and Quantifying Individual Disease RiskYesNo
2008-11-14genetics08
Sniegowski, Paul (University of Penn)
Evolution of the Genomic Mutation Rate: Implications for Asexual PopulationsYesYes
2008-09-26genetics08
Fisher, Daniel (Stanford)
Evolutionary Dynamics with Multiple Beneficial MutationsYesNo
2007-01-24evonet07
Matic, Ivan (Necker Medical School)
Related Words: mutation, rates
Evolution of Mutation Rates in BacteriaYesYes
2007-01-24evonet07
Matic, Ivan (Necker Medical School)
Related Words: mutation, rates
Evolution of Mutation Rates in Bacteria, part IIYesNo
2006-07-28cardiac_m06
Clancy, Colleen (Cornell)
Ion Channelopathies: from Mutation to ECGYesYes
2003-12-12pattern_t03Modeling the evolution of tumors through phenotypic mutationNoNo
2001-06-06infobio01Deleterious Mutation as an Evolutionary ForceNoNo
2001-05-04infobio01
Arndt, P. (UC San Diego)
Discussion: Modeling Correlated Sequence MutationsNoYes
2001-05-04infobio01
Petrov, D. (Stanford)
Mutational Patterns and Evolution of GC Content in EukaryotesNoYes
2001-05-03infobio01
Petrov, D. (Stanford)
Mutational Patterns and Evolution of Genome SizeNoYes