Category Archives: RNA-Seq
Our group is participating in the SMBE Satellite Meeting on de novo gene birth
Cova Vara and Chris Papadopoulos have presented their research in this week’s Symposium on de novo genes celebrated in Texas A&M University (College Station, Nov 6-9 2023). The research aims to explore the evolution of new genes in populations and … Continue reading
Filed under de novo gene evolution, mammal, micropeptide, ribosome profiling, RNA-Seq, transcriptomics, yeast
Emeline Favreau reports on her ESEB grant to spend time in our lab
Last March Emeline Favreau, a postdoctoral researcher at University College London, did a research stay at our laboratory. It was great to have her with us and learn more about wasps! Here she writes about her experience in the lab. … Continue reading
Filed under lncRNA, RNA-Seq, transcriptomics
ERC Advanced Grant NovoGenePop
Our ERC Advanced Grant NovoGenePop has just started! This means we can already recruits scientists and start to gather data. The project will investigate how new genes arise in closely related species and populations. This will involve the development of … Continue reading
Filed under de novo gene evolution, ribosome profiling, RNA-Seq, transcriptomics, yeast
Gene regulation in a hibernating primate
We have published the first study on the molecular processes underlying primate hibernation. The study is the result of a collaboration between researchers at IMIM (Hospital del Mar Medical Research Institute, Barcelona) and at Duke University and Duke Lemur Center … Continue reading
Filed under differential gene expression, hibernation, Papers, RNA-Seq
