Tag Archives: Tim te Beek

Rates of lateral gene transfer: high but why?

Posted on October 11, 2015 by An Bollenessor

I just had a paper out which was an enlightening experience to write. Along with three Dutch co-authors, it was mainly a collaboration with Adam Eyre-Walker at Sussex (see this previous post). The manuscript morphed from a data paper into … Continue reading →

Posted in paper out! | Tagged Adam Eyre-Walker, bacteria, lateral gene transfer, LGT, Mark van Passel, Matthijn Hesselman, Tim te Beek, Trends in Microbiology | Leave a comment

ODoSE: a webserver for genome-wide calculation of adaptive divergence in prokaryotes

Posted on May 6, 2013 by An Bollenessor

I just published a paper on a user-friendly webserver for prokaryote genomics analysis with colleagues from the universities of Sussex, Wageningen and Nijmegen. The webserver is available here and the paper is freely accessible at the PLoS ONE website. From … Continue reading →

Posted in ongoing work, paper out! | Tagged Adam Eyre-Walker, doi10.1371%Journal.pone.0062447, Marc van Driel, Mark van Passel, Martijn Huynen, McDonald Kreitman test, NBIC, Netherlands Bioinformatics Centre, odose, Tim te Beek, University of Sussex, University of Wageningen | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Tim te Beek

Rates of lateral gene transfer: high but why?

ODoSE: a webserver for genome-wide calculation of adaptive divergence in prokaryotes

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