
These researchers are investigating the mechanisms of evolution of large gene families in plant genomes. This involves inferring the evolutionary histories of a large number of gene families, both within single species and across multiple species, as well as making wholegenome comparisons to assess which genes have arisen through local duplications, large-scale genomic duplications, or other mechanisms. Several aspects of this project require substantial computing resources, including sequence alignments, calculations of phylogenetic trees (evolutionary histories), clustering of protein families, and whole-genome similarity comparisons.
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