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Daehan Lee

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Geneticist. Postdoc. Studying evolution with model species and their relatives. @Unil

Joined May 2018
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@mbeisen
Michael Eisen
5 years
This is amongst the best Tweets ever.
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@wormsrock
Matt Rockman
5 years
Evolutionary genetics of partial selfers is deeply weird and mysterious, but a little less so now that @ecandersen has turned the power of C. elegans to the question. Beautiful creative work from @elegant_DLee @sdraljefainc @Lewis17Stevens et al.
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@hyphaltip
Jason Stajich
5 years
Wow incredible work in this preprint - I’m glad for all the rotten fruit collections @wormsrock and other made in the pursuit of finding diverse C.elegans. This genome study looks amazing.
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@elegant_DLee
Daehan Lee
5 years
This dark matter consists of hyper-divergent haplotypes that are commonly shared by wild strains across the globe, frequently contain haplotype-specific genes and, surprisingly, harbor divergence comparable to that of between species that diverged millions of years ago. (4/5)
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@elegant_DLee
Daehan Lee
5 years
Furthermore, we discovered a large amount of "dark matter" in punctuated hyper-divergent regions of wild C. elegans genomes. (3/5)
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@elegant_DLee
Daehan Lee
5 years
First, we found more clues for the origin of this elegant cosmopolitan species. Pacific seems to be the Africa of C. elegans. (2/5)
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@elegant_DLee
Daehan Lee
5 years
Finally, my second paper at @ecandersen lab is now on bioRxiv! Through fantastic teamwork with @sdraljefainc and @Lewis17Stevens, we found something exciting from 328 wild genomes (including long-read assemblies of 15 genomes) of C. elegans species. (Yes, that C. elegans). (1/5)
@biorxiv_evobio
bioRxiv Evobio
5 years
Balancing selection maintains ancient genetic diversity in C. elegans https://t.co/bJ1ZTigfa3 #biorxiv_evobio
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@ecandersen
Erik Andersen
6 years
We've been fascinated by a few diverse C. elegans strains on the Hawaiian islands. In an effort to find more of them and investigate natural niches, my lab deeply sampled the islands. Here is what we found:
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Recent efforts to understand the natural niche of the keystone model organism Caenorhabditis elegans have suggested that this species is cosmopolitan and associated with rotting vegetation and...
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@shaneenz28
Shannon McDonald
6 years
Nooo grandpa Syd! Thanks for all you did for science. RIP
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@elegant_DLee
Daehan Lee
6 years
The preprint of my first manuscript at Andersen lab(@ecandersen) is now on @biorxiv_evobio! We found that a niche-associated copy-number variation (CNV) of pheromone receptor genes contributes to natural differences in dauer-pheromone responses.
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From quorum sensing in bacteria to pheromone signaling in social insects, chemical communication mediates interactions among individuals in a local population. In Caenorhabditis elegans , ascaroside...
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@shaneenz28
Shannon McDonald
7 years
Submitted my first-author paper! Check out the preprint. I got to name a gene!!
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@elegant_DLee
Daehan Lee
7 years
My little L2 just discovered her hands. Time to practice ‘fire together wire together’.
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@elegant_DLee
Daehan Lee
7 years
My pretty little L1 just hatched!!! Thanks for @ecandersen lab ( @shaneenz28 @sdraljefainc and many others) for this lovely baby cuticles!! Look forward to seeing next molt. Life cycle must go on!
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@ecandersen
Erik Andersen
7 years
Work finally out from @sdraljefainc and others in my group!
@PLOSPathogens
PLOS Pathogens
7 years
New research from @ecandersen et al. Extreme allelic heterogeneity at a Caenorhabditis elegans beta-tubulin locus explains natural resistance to benzimidazoles https://t.co/6W0nmiTyQ8
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@c_braendle
Christian Braendle @braendle.bsky.social
7 years
comprehensive review on developmental evolution in Caenorhabditis by Haag, Fitch and Delattre - Wormbook @GeneticsGSA
@Nematode_papers
Nematode_papers
7 years
From "the Worm" to "the Worms" and Back Again: The Evolutionary Developmental Biology of Nematodes.
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@NewsfromScience
News from Science
7 years
"Directed evolution" techniques which could lead to cancer treatments and environmentally friendly chemicals are at the center of this year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry:
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@fruitWormPapers
Fruit Worms
7 years
Robust and sensitive GFP-based cGMP sensor for real time imaging in intact Caenorhabditis elegans
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