May, Michael R Rannala, Bruce
As demonstrated by the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, the emergence of novel viral strains with increased transmission rates poses a serious threat to global health. Statistical models of genome sequence evolution may provide a critical tool for early detection of these strains. Using a novel stochastic model that links transmission rates to the entire viral...
Kaur, Harpreet Sanjaiy SL, Dharani Paul, Tirtharaj Kumar Thakur, Rohit Kumar Reddy, K. Vijay Mahato, Jay Naveen, Kaviti
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E3S Web of Conferences
Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solutions are pivotal in modern cybersecurity strategies, enabling organizations to detect, investigate, and respond to cyber threats effectively. This detailed examination of EDR technology traces its development from inception to its current state. It delves into the core concepts of EDR, highlighting its imp...
Saha, Ranajay Choi, Jongseok Chen, Irene
ConspectusCreating a living system from nonliving matter is a great challenge in chemistry and biophysics. The early history of life can provide inspiration from the idea of the prebiotic RNA World established by ribozymes, in which all genetic and catalytic activities were executed by RNA. Such a system could be much simpler than the interdependen...
Vaughn, Andrew Nielsen, Rasmus
We here present CLUES2, a full-likelihood method to infer natural selection from sequence data that is an extension of the method CLUES. We make several substantial improvements to the CLUES method that greatly increases both its applicability and its speed. We add the ability to use ancestral recombination graphs on ancient data as emissions to th...
Van Hoolst, Tim; 12864; Tobie, Gabriel; Vallat, Claire; Altobelli, Nicolas; Bruzzone, Lorenzo; Cao, Hao; Dirkx, Dominic; Genova, Antonio; Hussmann, Hauke; Iess, Luciano;
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Vo, Nguyen Yang, Ally Leesutthiphonchai, Wiphawee Liu, Yulong Hughes, Timothy Judelson, Howard
BACKGROUND: Identifying the DNA-binding specificities of transcription factors (TF) is central to understanding gene networks that regulate growth and development. Such knowledge is lacking in oomycetes, a microbial eukaryotic lineage within the stramenopile group. Oomycetes include many important plant and animal pathogens such as the potato and t...
Abad Espinoza, Luis Gregorio
Throughout our entire evolutionary history, the physical environment has played a significant role in shaping humans’ subsistence adaptations. As early humans began to colonise novel biomes and construct ecological niches, their behavioural flexibility appeared as an unquestionable fact. During the Late Pleistocene-Holocene transition, the shift fr...
Lax, Carlos Mondo, Stephen Osorio-Concepción, Macario Muszewska, Anna Corrochano-Luque, María Gutiérrez, Gabriel Riley, Robert Lipzen, Anna Guo, Jie Hundley, Hope
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DNA N6-adenine methylation (6mA) has recently gained importance as an epigenetic modification in eukaryotes. Its function in lineages with high levels, such as early-diverging fungi (EDF), is of particular interest. Here, we investigated the biological significance and evolutionary implications of 6mA in EDF, which exhibit divergent evolutionary pa...
Saha, Ranajay Vázquez-Salazar, Alberto Nandy, Aditya Chen, Irene A
The relationship between genotype and phenotype, or the fitness landscape, is the foundation of genetic engineering and evolution. However, mapping fitness landscapes poses a major technical challenge due to the amount of quantifiable data that is required. Catalytic RNA is a special topic in the study of fitness landscapes due to its relatively sm...
Mrnjavac, Natalia Esposti, Mauro Degli Mizrahi, Itzhak Martin, William F. Allen, John F.
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Biochimica et biophysica acta. Bioenergetics
Current views of O2 accumulation in Earth history depict three phases: The onset of O2 production by ~2.4 billion years ago; 2 billion years of stasis at ~1 % of modern atmospheric levels; and a rising phase, starting about 500 million years ago, in which oxygen eventually reached modern values. Purely geochemical mechanisms have been proposed to a...