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Pollock Laboratory | evolutionarygenomics.com Reviews
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Research in Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center
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LnLCorr
http://www.evolutionarygenomics.com/ProgramsData/lnlcorr/LnLCorr.html
The Pollock laboratory at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Package is designed to detect pairwise coevolutionary among residues in a set of proteins using likelihood ratio tests. The basic program was described in Pollock, Taylor, and Goldman (1999), and only minor modifications have been made since. A set of Linux executables, control files, and example files (.tar) may be downloaded here. To use these, you need to delete the pdb file name). That does not require pdb files). Wang, Z...
Pollock Laboratory Programs
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Ancestral TE: A program to infer relationships among replicating ancestral TE sequences in a TE family. Phylogenetics, Likelihood, Evolution, and CompleXity: A program for rapid likelihood analysis on large phylogenies using partial sampling of substitution histories. Identify repeat structure in large eukaryotic genomes using oligonucleotide counts. It works efficiently on a single desktop computer with 1 Gb memory. Three programs used to analyze coevolution of transcription factor binding sites.
Pollock Laboratory: PLEX
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Simultaneous Ultra high throughput Ligand Dissociation EXperiment. The SULDEX packages is designed to u se high throughput sequencing to simultaneously analyze binding dissociation constants for large repertoires of sequences. The basic program is described in. David D. Pollock, A. P. Jason de Koning, Hyunmin Kim, Todd A. Castoe, Mair E. A. Churchill, and Katerina J. Kechris , PloS ONE. Code is under continued development, with alpha versions available as a tarball. Current version is 0.01.
Pollock Laboratory:abstracts
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Genome Biology and Evolution, in press (2012). SP transcription factor paralogs and DNA binding sites coevolve and adaptively converge in mammals and birds. Ken Daigoro Yokoyama and D. D. Pollock. Bioinformatics, Advance Access published September 12. (2012). Phylogenetics, Likelihood, Evolution and Complexity (PLEX). A P Jason de Koning, Wanjun Gu, Todd A. Castoe, and D. D. Pollock. PLEX is a flexible and fast Bayesian MCMC software. Program for large-scale analysis of nucleotide and amino acid data.
CERT: Colorado Evolution Response Team
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Colorado Evolution Response Team. To become a member, please contact CERT@EvolutionaryGenomics.com.
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2013 Program | Mechanisms of Protein Evolution
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Thursday, February 7, 2013. 11am – noon Registration at University of Colorado, Health Sciences Library Reading Room, 3rd Floor. 11:30 – noon pick up lunch, eat on site. Noon – 5:20 Conference talks and discussion. 5:00 – 5:30 Poster presenters set up. 5:30 – 7:00 Posters and reception, Cedar Creek. 7:00 – onwards: Hang out at Cedar Creek, eat, drink; Shuttles to hotel on request. Friday, February 8, 2013. 8:30 – 9:00am: Shuttles or walk from Springhill to conference. 9:00 – 3:55 Conference talks. Design...
Program | Mechanisms of Protein Evolution
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The agenda is available as a pdf. For a look at the past agenda see Agenda MPEII 5Feb13. Past Titles and abstracts MPE II Abstracts5. See 2015 Speaker Bios. Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window). Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window). Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window). Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window). Click to share on Google (Opens in new window).
Speaker Biographies | Mechanisms of Protein Evolution
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Confirmed Speakers for the Fall 2015 Meeting. Jensen Keynote: Patsy Babbitt. University of California, San Francisco. Jacob Keynote: Anne-Ruxandra Carvunis. University of California, San Diego. Carvunis and colleagues have also observed that, following gene duplications, protein interactions in. Are dynamically rewired in a way that shows an action of natural selection at the network level. Dobzhansky Keynote: Belinda Chang. Davidson Keynote: Cassandra Extavour. Ohta Keynote: Richard Goldstein. Douglas T...
Speaker Biographies | Mechanisms of Protein Evolution
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Confirmed Speakers for the Fall 2015 Meeting. Jensen Keynote: Patsy Babbitt. University of California, San Francisco. Jacob Keynote: Anne-Ruxandra Carvunis. University of California, San Diego. Carvunis and colleagues have also observed that, following gene duplications, protein interactions in. Are dynamically rewired in a way that shows an action of natural selection at the network level. Dobzhansky Keynote: Belinda Chang. Davidson Keynote: Cassandra Extavour. Ohta Keynote: Richard Goldstein. Douglas T...
FAQs | Mechanisms of Protein Evolution
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How do I get to the Meeting Site? The conference is being held on the Anschutz Medical Campus of the University of Colorado Denver (room TBD). Please go to the logistics page for travel directions. Are parking and internet included with the main conference hotel? Good question. Yes, they are. Is there any travel or other support available? Please see registration page. We have travel. If I am not staying at the main conference hotel, where do I park at the meeting site? Davidpollock {@} ucdenver.edu.
News | Mechanisms of Protein Evolution
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November 8, 2015. There is an updated agenda. Patsy Babbitt cannot come at the last minute and sends her regrets, unfortunately. We will hope to see her next time! Douglas Theobald’s keynote has been moved up to fill her spot on Monday and Jun-Hoe Lee will move from the morning speak in the early afternoon. Stephanie Spielman also sends her regret and will be replaced in the lineup by her labmate Ben Jack. Ben, thanks for stepping up at the last moment, and. November 8, 2015. November 7, 2015. We receive...
2011 Program | Mechanisms of Protein Evolution
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December 5, 2011. 10am – noon. Registration at University of Colorado. Reading Room, 3rd Floor. 11:30 – 12:20. 12:00 – 12:10. 12:10 – 12:20. Welcome – David Pollock. 12:20 – 1:00. Wright Keynote: Alfaro, A site-independent structurally constrained phylogenetic model of protein evolution. 1:00 – 1:20. Kamneva: Modeling distribution of insertion/deletion length and probability using a mixture-modeling approach. 1:20 – 2:00. 2:00 – 2:20. Zacher: Analysis of protein evolution with structure based measures.
The Tree of Life: Adaptation and Convergence in Regulatory Systems, guest post by David Pollock
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The Tree of Life. Blog of Jonathan A. Eisen. Professor at U.C. Davis. Thursday, October 04, 2012. Adaptation and Convergence in Regulatory Systems, guest post by David Pollock. Below is another in my series on "The Story Behind the Paper" with guest posts from authors of open access papers of relevance to this blog. Today's post comes from David Pollock. Adaptation and Convergence in Regulatory Systems. Guest post by David Pollock. With having inspired me. To move towards avoiding press releases. Release...
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