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Genetic constraints persist through metamorphosis: RNA seq reveals major pleiotropy within and between life stages
Genetic constraints persist through metamorphosis: RNA seq reveals major pleiotropy within and between life stages
By Julie Collet, CEFE, CNRS, Montpelier, France
The interaction of quantitative genetics and changing environment on a wild bird population
The interaction of quantitative genetics and changing environment on a wild bird population
By Loeske Kruuk, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia
Genome-wide chromatin accessibility and transcriptome profiling during onset of maturation in Atlantic salmon
Genome-wide chromatin accessibility and transcriptome profiling during onset of maturation in Atlantic salmon
By Amin Mohamed, GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research, Germany
Does mutation explain standing genetic variation in complex phenotypes?
Does mutation explain standing genetic variation in complex phenotypes?
By Robert Dugand, University of Queensland, Australia
Triangulation of analysis strategies establishes relevant tissues and cell types for complex traits
Triangulation of analysis strategies establishes relevant tissues and cell types for complex traits
By Zhijian Yang, Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou, China
Does epistasis matter?
Does epistasis matter?
By Nick Barton, Institute of Science and Technology, Austria
Phantom Epistasis in Genomic Selection: On the predictive ability of epistatic models
Phantom Epistasis in Genomic Selection: On the predictive ability of epistatic models
By Matias F. Schrauf, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina
The impact of physiological non-additivity on variance components for complex traits
The impact of physiological non-additivity on variance components for complex traits
By Kai Voss-Fels, University of Queensland, Australia
Differential complex trait architecture across humans: epistasis identified in non-European populations at multiple genomic scales
Differential complex trait architecture across humans: epistasis identified in non-European populations at multiple genomic scales
By Michael Turchin, Brown University, USA
Panel Discussion
Panel Discussion
By Nick Barton, Matias F. Schrauf, Kai Voss-Fels, Michael Turchin, Andy Clark, Mark Cooper & Trudy Mackay
Dependencies within and among forensic match probabilities
Dependencies within and among forensic match probabilities
By Bruce Weir, University of Washington, USA
Session 14 Posters
Session 14 Posters
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