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This project explores how gene expression in Arabidopsis thaliana adapts to climate change. By analyzing genomic data and environmental conditions, it aims to uncover the genetic basis of plant adaptation and predict which strains can thrive in new climates.
Differences in gene expression play a key role in generating the phenotypic variability needed for adaptation.
During evolution, the coding sequence of genes evolves on average much slower than their expression patterns, thus transcriptional regulation can be especially important for rapid adaptation to a new environment.
Climate is a major factor for plant adaptation, and both the dispersal of a plant from its native origin as well as climate change will often lower its fitness.
Thus, understan…
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