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Elisa Ramos
@eksramos.bsky.social
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Postdoc at the Universität Basel | Naturhistorisches Museum Basel • Evolutionary biologist • Genomics • Molecular Evolution • Adaptation • she/her 🐢 🐋🐦🧬💻
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Elisa Ramos @eksramos.bsky.social · May 9
If you're interested in the new "Pope Gull," you can learn more about it by exploring the recently published reference genome for this species (Larus michahellis) by our research group 🪶🧬 Thanks #LarOmics @davidmarques.bsky.social @joanameier.bsky.social @sangerinstitute.bsky.social
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David Marques @davidmarques.bsky.social · May 9
The Yellow-legged Gull (Larus michahellis), recently better known as pope gull (Larus urbietorbicum 😁), has now a chromosome-scale sequenced reference genome! Our first publication from the #LarOmics project, congrats @eksramos.bsky.social et al., see: wellcomeopenresearch.org/articles/10-...
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ERGA - European Reference Genome Atlas @ergabiodiv.bsky.social · Apr 23
#ERGAReads | Thinking of sequencing a genome in your lab? 🧬 This review offers practical guidance on how to start a #genome project for non-model species - covering DNA extraction, sequencing tech, costs, and more!

🔗 rdcu.be/eiHRG

@sgn.one @leibnizlib.bsky.social #biodiversity #genomics
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Elisa Ramos @eksramos.bsky.social · Mar 4
It was great to talk about Speciation Genomics at GRC Speciation Seminars this last weekend! Thank you GRC junior researcher committee for the invite to be a discussion leader at this session. And many thanks to all the speakers, for the amazing talks and insights!🐟🦋🪰🌱
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Elisa Ramos @eksramos.bsky.social · Oct 11
Very interesting! Recognizing and uniting different countries' strengths to drive the third era of genomics is smart. Investing in the potential of the Global South for this contribution is even smarter! 🌍 #Genomics

www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
The third era of genomics is at risk of being dismantled across the global south
The first era of genomics started with the publication of Watson and Crick’s notable work on the description of the DNA double helix in 1953. This era lasted 50 years, until the publication of the hum...
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