Transposable elements (TEs) are genomic parasites found in nearly all eukaryotes,
including humans. This evolutionary success of TEs is due to their replicative activity …

Phenotypic plasticity is produced and maintained by processes regulating the transcriptome.
While differential gene expression is among the most important of these processes …

Abstract The Mojave poppy bee, Perdita meconis Griswold (Hymenoptera: Anthophila:
Andrenidae), is a species of conservation concern that is restricted to the eastern Mojave …

Background The advancement of sequencing technologies results in the rapid release of
hundreds of new genome assemblies a year providing unprecedented resources for the …

Genome sequencing quality, in terms of both read length and accuracy, is constantly
improving. By combining long-read sequencing technologies with various scaffolding …

Alternative splicing (AS) is an essential post-transcriptional regulatory mechanism and
enables the generation of structurally variable transcripts from a single gene (Verta and …

Operation of radio-genetic 'Inherited sterility technique'(IS), proposed for suppression of a
serious tropical pest, Spodoptera litura (Fabr.) requires reproductively competitive moths as …

Transposable elements (TEs) are repetitive DNA sequences which create mutations and
generate genetic diversity across the tree of life. In amniotic vertebrates, TEs have been …

Animal genomes exhibit a remarkable variation in size, but the evolutionary forces
responsible for such variation are still debated. As the effective population size (Ne) reflects …

Adaptation to novel ecological niches is known to be rapid. However, how the loci
underlying ecological divergence are coupled to traits reproductively isolating populations …