S17 - General nonstationary context-dependent models of sequence change (R. Goldstein, D. Pollock)

Tuesday July 6th - 14:00-16:00 - Salle Rhone 3

TALKS & ABSTRACTS

SpeakerTalk title and abstractTimeNo.
Nicolas RODRIGUEMutation-selection models of substitution for the study of protein-coding genes14:00T122
Tal PUPKOAdvanced evolutionary models of 0/1 and their applications to study horizontal gene transfer14:30T123
Jeffrey THORNEHistory can matter: Non-Markovian behavior of ancestral lineages15:00T124
A.p. jason DE KONINGEasing the burden of large-scale evolutionary inference with partial sampling of substitution histories15:30T125
Mario DOS REISUsing non-homogeneous models to study the origin of the 1918 influenza pandemic15:45-16:00T126

POSTERS

AuthorTitleNo.
ARNDT, PeterQuantifying the Stationarity and Time Reversibility of the Neighbor Dependent Nucleotide Substitution ProcessP-S17-01
GHARIB, WalidSimulating the impact of sequence divergence and codon bias on selectionP-S17-02
GULYAS-KOVACS, AttilaPrediction of intramolecular coevolution from protein sequences using multiple approachesP-S17-03
KOSIOL, CarolinUsing genomic re-sequencing in Drosophila species to study the occurrence of multiple nucleotide changes in codon modelsP-S17-04
LARIONOV, SergeiHidden Chromosome Symmetry, Gigantic Palindromes and Nonlinear Dynamics ModelP-S17-05
POSADA, DavidHeterogeneity of the nucleotide substitution process at the genomic saleP-S17-06
ROTA STABELLI, OmarAn improved view at arthropod relationships using site-heterogeneous models of sequence evolutionP-S17-07
ROURE, BéatriceSite-specific time heterogeneity of the substitution process and its impact on phylogenetic inferenceP-S17-08
TAMURI, AsifDetecting changes in selective constraints: modelling influenza evolution with non-homogeneous codon substitution modelsP-S17-09