John Parsch
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Parsch J, Ellegren H
Nat Rev Genet
. 2013 Jan;
14(2):83-7.
PMID: 23329110
Females and males often differ extensively in their physical traits. This sexual dimorphism is largely caused by differences in gene expression. Recent advances in genomics, such as RNA sequencing (RNA-seq),...
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Catalan A, Hutter S, Parsch J
BMC Genomics
. 2012 Nov;
13:654.
PMID: 23170910
Background: Changes in gene regulation are thought to be crucial for the adaptation of organisms to their environment. Transcriptome analyses can be used to identify candidate genes for ecological adaptation,...
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Ranz J, Parsch J
Bioessays
. 2012 Mar;
34(6):477-83.
PMID: 22461005
Genes are gained and lost over the course of evolution. A recent study found that over 1,800 new genes have appeared during primate evolution and that an unexpectedly high proportion...
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Grath S, Parsch J
Genome Biol Evol
. 2012 Feb;
4(3):346-59.
PMID: 22321769
Sex-biased gene expression (i.e., the differential expression of genes between males and females) is common among sexually reproducing species. However, genes often differ in their sex-bias classification or degree of...
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Muller L, Grath S, von Heckel K, Parsch J
Int J Evol Biol
. 2012 Feb;
2012:963976.
PMID: 22315698
Genes with sexually dimorphic expression (sex-biased genes) often evolve rapidly and are thought to make an important contribution to reproductive isolation between species. We examined the molecular evolution of sex-biased...
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Saminadin-Peter S, Kemkemer C, Pavlidis P, Parsch J
Mol Biol Evol
. 2011 Nov;
29(4):1167-74.
PMID: 22101416
Although it is thought that changes in gene expression play an important role in adaptation, the identification of gene-regulatory sequences that have been targets of positive selection has proved difficult....
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Stamboliyska R, Parsch J
BMC Genomics
. 2011 Jun;
12(1):297.
PMID: 21649884
Gene expression is known to vary extensively among tissues and between sexes. However, detailed descriptions of tissue- and sex-specific gene expression are available for only a few model organisms. A...
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Muller L, Hutter S, Stamboliyska R, Saminadin-Peter S, Stephan W, Parsch J
BMC Genomics
. 2011 Feb;
12:81.
PMID: 21276238
Background: Variation at the level of gene expression is abundant in natural populations and is thought to contribute to the adaptive divergence of populations and species. Gene expression also differs...
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Kemkemer C, Hense W, Parsch J
Mol Biol Evol
. 2011 Jan;
28(5):1561-3.
PMID: 21193490
Inactivation of the X chromosome in the male germ line has been suggested to contribute to the excess of gene movement off the X chromosome and the paucity of X-linked...