GMU

WELCOME TO MOLECULAR ECOLOGY & EVOLUTION



We are using state of the art Genomics and Bioinformatics tools to study problems in Molecular Ecology and Evolution. We are developing molecular techniques for the high throughput characterization of the interactions of bacteria, fungi, archae, protists in microbial communities, molecular systematics, and population genetics. We have recently developed a Multitag Pyrosequencing methodology that allows us to profile dozens of samples at one time. We are using this technology to reconstruct evolutionary histories of organisms, characterize microbial communities of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems, and analyze human and environmental diseases.

January 14, 2010

 

NEWS AND LINKS
Investigating Rapid Tissue Loss in Key Largo : June 2011


We collected coral samples from reefs off Key Largo, Florida, during summer 2011 as part of the Aquarius Coral Restoration/Resilience Experiment (ACRR
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Lichenicolous Fungi Database now available online


Lichenicolous fungi are species of fungi that live exclusively on lichens, most commonly as host-specific parasites, but also as broad-spectrum pathog
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NextGen Sequencing at the MicroBiome Analysis Center


Multitag Pyrosequencing (MTPS), a technology for the high throughput sequencing of microbial communities was developed in 2006. Scientists use this t
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