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Tag Archives: microsatellite

• Neo-sex chromosomes of three-spined stickleback shed light on the early stages of sex chromosome evolution

  By Heini Maaret Natri 26.2.2013 – 19:55 (0)

• End of an era

  By Juha 14.2.2013 – 10:51 (0)

• Satellites hitting the high seas

  By Juha 2.1.2012 – 7:00 (0)

• Frog around the clock

  By Juha 28.2.2011 – 7:00 (0)

• Global but local – Worldwide patterns of selection in stickleback genome

  By Juha 30.1.2011 – 7:00 (1)

• PIGs on the wing

  By Juha 27.7.2010 – 11:49 (1)

• PIGs in BMC Genomics

  By Juha 1.6.2010 – 12:22 (0)

• Siberian jays structured differently

  By Juha 23.4.2010 – 8:45 (3)

• Frog sex

  By Juha 31.3.2010 – 15:05 (0)

• Cleaning genotyping errors – crucial step in the data analysis

  By Menghua 16.12.2009 – 10:14 (0)

• Surfing towards a genomescam?

  By Juha 13.3.2009 – 10:30 (3)

• Inbreeding in Siberian jays

  By Juha 11.2.2009 – 9:00 (2)

• Locally adapted frogs

  By Juha 23.1.2009 – 9:00 (1)

• Siberian jays mapped

  By Juha 20.1.2009 – 12:00 (3)

• Landmark thesis in genomics of wild bird populations

  By Juha 19.1.2009 – 9:00 (0)

• Subdulous Siberian jays

  By Juha 13.10.2008 – 7:00 (0)

• Woodpecker vontage

  By Juha 9.10.2008 – 7:00 (10)

• Exit Gst?

  By Juha 28.9.2008 – 8:00 (9)

• Orbiting out with microsatellites?

  By Juha 9.9.2008 – 19:25 (2)

• Sticklebacks selected

  By Juha 7.7.2008 – 11:27 (1)

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