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This project investigates genomic conflicts in asexual species to understand their impact on evolution and human disease. By studying Timema stick insects, it aims to reveal how these conflicts influence traits and gene expression, shedding light on evolutionary processes in sexual species.
Genomic conflicts are major drivers of evolutionary innovation and play an increasingly recognized role in human disease.
Intra-genomic conflicts arise because self-promoting elements such as driving centromeres or transposable elements (TEs) can spread in a population without increasing the fitness of their carriers.
Inter-genomic conflicts arise when genes have opposite fitness effects in different carriers, as is the case for genes underlying traits with distinct optimal values in males and f…
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