V Loeschcke
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Recent Articles
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Nielsen E, Hansen M, Loeschcke V
Evolution
. 2017 Jun;
53(1):261-268.
PMID: 28565198
Information on genetic composition of past and present populations may be obtained by analyzing DNA from archival samples. A study is presented on the genetic population structure of extant and...
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Manenti T, Sorensen J, Moghadam N, Loeschcke V
Heredity (Edinb)
. 2016 Jun;
117(3):149-54.
PMID: 27273321
Laboratory selection in thermal regimes that differed in the amplitude and the predictability of daily fluctuations had a marked effect on stress resistance and life history traits in Drosophila simulans....
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Sambucetti P, Loeschcke V, Norry F
Biogerontology
. 2015 Sep;
16(6):801-10.
PMID: 26404666
Quantitative trait loci (QTL) were mapped for longevity and fecundity at two temperatures, 20 and 30 °C, in two sets of recombinant inbred lines (RIL) highly differing in thermotolerance. Early...
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Manenti T, Loeschcke V, Moghadam N, Sorensen J
J Evol Biol
. 2015 Aug;
28(11):2078-87.
PMID: 26299271
The selective past of populations is presumed to affect the levels of phenotypic plasticity. Experimental evolution at constant temperatures is generally expected to lead to a decreased level of plasticity...
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Wit J, Loeschcke V, Kellermann V
J Evol Biol
. 2015 Jul;
28(10):1892-900.
PMID: 26223403
Recently, heterogeneity of the environment has been suggested as an important player in the evolution of life span variation. Established ageing theories propose that life span variation is the result...
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Schou M, Loeschcke V, Kristensen T
Heredity (Edinb)
. 2015 Jun;
115(1):56-62.
PMID: 26059969
Many natural populations experience inbreeding and genetic drift as a consequence of nonrandom mating or low population size. Furthermore, they face environmental challenges that may interact synergistically with deleterious consequences...
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Vermeulen C, Sorensen P, Gagalova K, Loeschcke V
J Evol Biol
. 2014 Sep;
27(10):2152-62.
PMID: 25233925
Fitness decreases associated with inbreeding depression often become more pronounced in a stressful environment. The functional genomic causes of these inbreeding-by-environment (I × E) interactions, and of inbreeding depression in...
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Manenti T, Sorensen J, Moghadam N, Loeschcke V
J Evol Biol
. 2014 Aug;
27(10):2113-22.
PMID: 25146297
The adaptability of organisms to novel environmental conditions depends on the amount of genetic variance present in the population as well as on the ability of individuals to adjust their...
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Schou M, Kristensen T, Kellermann V, Schlotterer C, Loeschcke V
J Evol Biol
. 2014 Jun;
27(9):1859-68.
PMID: 24925446
The ability to respond evolutionarily to increasing temperatures is important for survival of ectotherms in a changing climate. Recent studies suggest that upper thermal limits may be evolutionary constrained. We...
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Pertoldi C, Faurby S, Reed D, Knape J, Bjorklund M, Lundberg P, et al.
Theory Biosci
. 2014 Mar;
133(3-4):165-73.
PMID: 24668458
Theoretical ecologists have long sought to understand how the persistence of populations depends on the interactions between exogenous (biotic and abiotic) and endogenous (e.g., demographic and genetic) drivers of population...