Samuel Abalde

@saabalde.bsky.social

JSPS postdoctoral fellow at the Atmosphere and Ocean Research Institute, the University of Tokyo. Interested in phylogenomics, transcriptomics and comparative genomics. https://scholar.google.es/citations?user=6k6mGNcAAAAJ&hl=es

A new method for trimming alignments in #phylogenomics — PhyIN. It identifies and trims regions with high phylogenetic discord. Able to trim well even on single loci — an advantage for gene tree/species tree studies. #evolbiol #phylogeny 🧪http://doi.org/10.7717/peerj.18504 Some backstory... 🧵

PhyIN: trimming alignments by phylogenetic incompatibilities among neighbouring sites

In phylogenomics, regions of low alignment reliability and high noise are typically trimmed from multiple sequence alignments before they are used in phylogenetic inference. I introduce a new trimming...

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I think it's about time I introduce myself. Hello 👋. I am a JSPS researcher at the Atmosphere and Ocean Research Institute, in Kashiwa, Japan. I intend to generate high-quality genomes to learn about miniaturisation in gastropods. Before that... (1/2)

Photo of the minute snail Skenea serpuloides. The diameter of the shell is 1.17 millimetres. It is a flat and white shell with a large aperture. The photo was taken by Kapeller and downloaded from WoRMS.