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This project investigates how transposable elements contribute to the adaptation and phenotypic diversity of cockroaches. By utilizing advanced sequencing techniques, it aims to identify the specific transposable elements that facilitate adaptations to wood feeding and social behavior in these insects.
How genome give rise to novel phenotypes is a major question in Biosciences.
Transposable Elements (TEs) have co-evolved with host and are a major process by which organisms adapt to novel environments.
Despite the discovery of the role of TEs in phenotypic innovations, the mechanisms and categories of TEs favoring their role in adaptive radiation remains elusive due to their repetitive nature.
To palliate such lack of knowledge, I will take advantage of the new sequencing methodology providing…
UNIVERSITAET MUENSTER
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