Genomes evolve through processes that modify their content and organization at different scales, ranging from the substitution, insertion or deletion of a single nucleotide to the duplication, loss or transfer of a gene and to large scale chromosomal rearrangements. Extant genomes are the result of a combination of many such processes, which makes it difficult to reconstruct the overall picture of genome evolution. As a result, most models and methods focus on one scale and use only one kind of data, such as gene orders or sequence alignments. Most phylogenetic reconstruction methods focus on the evolution of sequences. Recently, some of these methods have been extended to integrate gene family evolution. Chromosomal rearrangements have als...
Implicitement, identifier des similarités entre deux génomes revient à décrire une propriété ancestr...
International audienceBackground: Most models of genome evolution concern either genetic sequences, ...
Evolutionary processes disrupting the gene organisation in eukaryotic genomes belong to two categori...
Genomes evolve through processes that modify their content and organization at different scales, ran...
L'évolution des génomes peut être observée à plusieurs échelles, chaque échelle révélant des process...
Molecular evolution, based on the study of sequencing data, established itself as a fundamental appr...
The increase in the number of entirely sequenced genomes makes increasingly accurate the study of th...
The early 2000s saw the emergence of high-throughput sequencing technologies that would bring down t...
Biological studies rarely limit to the single-genome-analysis, and often include several species, th...
In the course of evolution genomes have been restructured by massive chromosomal rearrangements. The...
L'augmentation du nombre de génomes totalement séquencés rend de plus en plus efficace l'étude des m...
L'évolution moléculaire, basée sur l'étude des données de séquençage, s'est imposée comme une approc...
Les années 2000 ont vu l'apparition des technologies de séquençage haut-débit permettant de faire ch...
AbstractWe consider a particular model of genomic rearrangements that takes paralogous and orthologo...
L'augmentation du nombre de génomes totalement séquencés rend de plus en plus efficace l'étude des m...
Implicitement, identifier des similarités entre deux génomes revient à décrire une propriété ancestr...
International audienceBackground: Most models of genome evolution concern either genetic sequences, ...
Evolutionary processes disrupting the gene organisation in eukaryotic genomes belong to two categori...
Genomes evolve through processes that modify their content and organization at different scales, ran...
L'évolution des génomes peut être observée à plusieurs échelles, chaque échelle révélant des process...
Molecular evolution, based on the study of sequencing data, established itself as a fundamental appr...
The increase in the number of entirely sequenced genomes makes increasingly accurate the study of th...
The early 2000s saw the emergence of high-throughput sequencing technologies that would bring down t...
Biological studies rarely limit to the single-genome-analysis, and often include several species, th...
In the course of evolution genomes have been restructured by massive chromosomal rearrangements. The...
L'augmentation du nombre de génomes totalement séquencés rend de plus en plus efficace l'étude des m...
L'évolution moléculaire, basée sur l'étude des données de séquençage, s'est imposée comme une approc...
Les années 2000 ont vu l'apparition des technologies de séquençage haut-débit permettant de faire ch...
AbstractWe consider a particular model of genomic rearrangements that takes paralogous and orthologo...
L'augmentation du nombre de génomes totalement séquencés rend de plus en plus efficace l'étude des m...
Implicitement, identifier des similarités entre deux génomes revient à décrire une propriété ancestr...
International audienceBackground: Most models of genome evolution concern either genetic sequences, ...
Evolutionary processes disrupting the gene organisation in eukaryotic genomes belong to two categori...