Development

What is the Connection Between Genotype and Phenotype? Study Describes New Statistical Method to Identify Active and Inactive Genes from Transcriptomes

July 24, 2020

Ecology & Environment

In a study appearing in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, UC Davis researchers present a statistical method that—by virtue of providing a mathematical description of the relevant biological and technical processes associated with transcriptomic data—allows researchers to identify the expression state of genes.

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Kate Laskowski

Assistant Professor
Department of Evolution and Ecology, College of Biological Sciences

Research Interests: Developmental evolution, behavioral diversity and plasticity

Office: 2206 Storer Hall; Lab: 2350 Storer Hall

Erin Kinnally

Assistant Research Psychologist
Department of Psychology, College of Letters and Science

Research Interests: Primate behavior | Lifespan development | Epigenetics | Transgenerational effects of environmental exposures

Karen L. Bales

Professor
Department of Psychology, College of Letters and Science

102C Young Hall

Jeff Schank

Professor
Department of Psychology, College of Letters and Science

268D Young Hall

Richard G. Coss

Professor of Psychology
Department of Psychology, College of Letters and Science

Room 105 Young Hall

Lawrence Harper

Lawrence V. Harper

Chairman of Human and Community Development

1329 Hart Hall

Artyom Kopp

Professor
Department of Evolution and Ecology
Center for Population Biology

Research Interests: Origin of new phenotypes and ecological adaptations

3322/3333/3337 Storer Hall

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