Accelerated Evolution -- yet again
Category: Population Genetics
Can positive selection drown out neutral evolution?
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December 28, 2007
Phylogeny Friday -- 28 December 2007
Category: Phylogenetics
Historical Inaccuracy Edition A lot of us who work in well established biological systems take for granted how those systems were first discovered or established. Sometimes this involves the choice by an individual to begin studying development using a small...
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December 21, 2007
Why Accelerated Adaptive Evolution isn't Faster Evolution
Category: Population Genetics
The population genetics of neutral mutations and beneficial mutations.
Posted by RPM at 6:15 PM • 6 Comments •
December 14, 2007
Recent Accelerated Adaptive Evolution in Humans
Category: Population Genetics
For those of you interested in recent adaptive evolution in some insignificant bipedal primate, John Hawks and pals have published a paper in PNAS describing something you'll find interesting.
Posted by RPM at 8:00 AM • 11 Comments •
December 10, 2007
Sciencedebate 2008
Category: Science Policy
A Call for a Presidential Debate on Science and Technology
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December 9, 2007
Where does your funding come from?
Category: Academia
NIH funding versus NSF funding.
Posted by RPM at 12:00 PM • 7 Comments •
December 5, 2007
Genetics Links
Category: Genetics
A cool search tool and some good genetics blogging.
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December 4, 2007
Geese, Ganders, and Genomes
Category: Genomics
Sex-biased genes and sex chromosomes.
Posted by RPM at 8:00 AM • 5 Comments •
December 3, 2007
What's the deal with "virgin birth" (parthenogenesis)?
Category: Ask A ScienceBlogger
Not all animals must have sex with another individual to produce perfectly viable offspring. And neither do humans, thanks to technological breakthroughs in artificial insemination. But what about those critters that do not require masturbation and meat basters to...
Posted by RPM at 9:00 AM • 9 Comments •
December 2, 2007
The Ethics of Being an Open Access Publisher
Category: Open Access
BioMed Central, The Open Access Publisher, produces paid access content.
Posted by RPM at 10:00 AM • 7 Comments •
