This recent study from researchers at Aarhus University and Harvard University discusses using TRAILS for tree reconstruction of ancestry using incomplete lineage sorting. plos.io/3wUeniH

🔎 New from researchers at UNC-Chapel Hill: 'Kombucha Tea-associated microbes remodel host metabolic pathways to suppress lipid accumulation' plos.io/4aJ4XVw

This recent study from researchers at Aarhus University and Harvard University discusses using TRAILS for tree reconstruction of ancestry using incomplete lineage sorting. plos.io/3wUeniH

🔎 New from researchers at UNC-Chapel Hill: 'Kombucha Tea-associated microbes remodel host metabolic pathways to suppress lipid accumulation' plos.io/4aJ4XVw

Today we say a fond farewell to our Editors-in-Chief Gregory S. Barsh and Gregory P. Copenhaver. As we reflect on their leadership, we are profoundly grateful for their role in shaping the journal into the reputable and remarkable platform it is today. plos.io/3J3YrNw

Researchers from Aarhus University & Harvard University introduce TRAILS — a hidden Markov model that accurately infers time-resolved population genetics parameters for ancestral branches using a multi-species alignment of three species and an outgroup. See the study: plos.io/3wUeniH

Researchers from Aarhus University & Harvard University introduce TRAILS — a hidden Markov model that accurately infers time-resolved population genetics parameters for ancestral branches using a multi-species alignment of three species and an outgroup. See the study: plos.io/3wUeniH

Discover a gateway to ground-breaking Open #PersonalizedMedicine research that advances the field of pharmacogenomics and personalized healthcare as a whole. #PrecisionMedicine plos.io/49tvFBG

Discover ground-breaking Open #PersonalizedMedicine research that advances the field of pharmacogenomics and personalized healthcare as a whole. Stay ahead of the curve at plos.io/3USyTKj

🔎 Exploring the genetic diversity of the Japanese population: Insights from a large-scale whole genome sequencing analysis: plos.io/48rIlYz

🔎 Time-resolved, integrated analysis of clonally evolving genomes: plos.io/3tv2wWY

In this recent study, researchers show that cLD reveals an increased genetic association between genes in 3D chromatin interactions, a phenomenon recently reported negatively by calculating standard LD between common variants: plos.io/3tC0Lah

🔎 Regenerative growth is constrained by brain tumor to ensure proper patterning in Drosophila: plos.io/48q7dQD

🔎 Exploring the genetic diversity of the Japanese population: Insights from a large-scale whole genome sequencing analysis: plos.io/48rIlYz

In this recent study, researchers show that cLD reveals an increased genetic association between genes in 3D chromatin interactions, a phenomenon recently reported negatively by calculating standard LD between common variants: plos.io/3tC0Lah

🔎 Time-resolved, integrated analysis of clonally evolving genomes: plos.io/3tv2wWY

🔎 Regenerative growth is constrained by brain tumor to ensure proper patterning in Drosophila: plos.io/48q7dQD

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🔎 Researchers provide novel insights into the genetic affinities and population structure of the Picts of early medieval Scotland, revealing fine-scale relatedness between Iron Age, early medieval and the modern people of the UK: plos.io/3VjWkdF

🔎 Through an unbiased genetic screen in Drosophila, the authors of this study identify that mutations in lrpprc2, a homolog of the human LRPPRC gene that is linked to the French-Canadian Leigh syndrome, result in PINK1-Park activation: plos.io/3szwBUE