Plants May Switch Between Selfing and Outcrossing More Easily Than Thought
Plant populations do not always have to commit to a single way of reproducing.
Plant populations do not always have to commit to a single way of reproducing.
A survey of 19 natural populations reveals that the midge Chironomus agilis, long considered chromosomally uniform, harbors substantial inversion polymorphism, ...
Four years of DNA monitoring in Spain's Guadalquivir Estuary revealed two rare blue crab haplotypes matching Gulf of Mexico and ...
Genome-wide and reduced-representation sequencing found broad genetic connectivity in Antarctic toothfish but also temporal diversity loss and elevated inbreeding in ...
An observational study of 3.3 million research participants found that inherited EGFR T790M was associated with 25-fold higher lung cancer ...
A systematic workflow evaluation improved efficiency and retained more SNPs from highly fragmented, comparatively low-damage DNA derived from keratinised tissues.
A retrospective study of 606 clinically referred people in northeastern Mexico characterized two-field HLA allele and haplotype diversity, but its ...
A cytogenetic study of 41 populations found extensive inversion and translocation diversity in Chironomus borokensis, with the highest sampled polymorphism ...
A 2025 field and genetic study recorded six sawfly species in southern Greenland, documented Euura vaga as a new national ...
Chromosome and COI analyses characterized a newly recorded Chironomus heteropilicornis population from Russia’s Gydan Peninsula and placed its barcode with ...
Mitochondrial DNA analysis found sharply isolated pudu deer populations on Chiloé Island, broad connectivity among mainland mountain ranges and evidence ...
Researchers in Argentina have developed cPRArgentina, a web-based calculator that estimates transplant donor incompatibility using local deceased donor data and ...
Deep in southwestern China, a team of forensic scientists has shown that the Y chromosome holds far more identifying detail ...
Genomes recovered from 18,000-year-old salmon vertebrae in a Spanish cave reveal that ancient Iberian salmon were genetically closer to British ...
Whole mitochondrial genome analysis of Oncomelania hupensis snails in Suzhou reveals three distinct maternal lineages and five local genetic groups ...
A country-scale mitochondrial study of Aedes aegypti in Colombia reveals two broad genetic clusters shaped by urbanization, history, and climate ...
A new PLOS Biology study shows that recombination, not changing selection pressures, largely explains the declining dN/dS ratios observed in ...
Researchers have developed GraTools, an open-source command-line tool that simplifies and accelerates the exploration and manipulation of pangenome variation graphs, ...
A research team has reanalyzed its COVID-19 genetic association data, confirming the Factor V Leiden finding while downgrading the MTHFR ...
Whole-genome sequencing reveals that the European amphioxus carries exceptional genetic diversity maintained by a vast effective population size and long-distance ...
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