BAPG IX, 10/05/13 @ Berkeley

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5		15 minute contributed talks	Affiliation	Lab	Title	Tweetable (#bapgix)
6		KEYNOTE: Hideki Innan	Graduate University for Advanced Studies, Japan	http://www.sendou.soken.ac.jp/esb/innan/InnanLab/Index_En.html	Population genetics in duplicated regions: From theory to application	yes
7		Beatriz Vicoso	UC Berkeley	Bachtrog	Transitions in Dipteran sex chromosomes	yes
8		Itai Sharon	UC Berkeley	Banfield	Microbial species and strain variation during infant gut colonization	yes
9		Judith Zaugg	Stanford University	Steinmetz	Extensive variation in chromatin states across human individuals	yes
10		Miklos Racz	UC Berkeley	Mossel	Can one hear the shape of a population history?	yes
11		Kelley Harris	UC Berkeley	Nielsen	The spectrum of multinucleotide mutations in human population sequencing data	yes
12		Carlo Artieri	Stanford	Fraser	Evolution at two levels of gene regulation in yeasts	yes
13		Yaniv Brandvain	Davis	Coop	Divergence of Mimulus nasutus and M. guttatus	yes
14		David Enard	Stanford	PETROV	Genome-wide signals of pervasive positive selection in human evolution	yes
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19		POSTERS
20	1	Noah Rose	Stanford	Palumbi	Individualized coral gene expression patterns across a thermal gradient during experimental stress
21	2	Zoe Assaf	Stanford	Petrov	Staggered sweeps: How recessive deleterious variation interferes with adaptation
22	3	Adi Stern	UCSF/UC Berkeley	Andino/Nielsen	Viral evolution
23	4	Joshua Schraiber	UC Berkeley	Slatkin	Inferring evolutionary histories of pathway regulation from transcriptional profiling
24	5	Samuel Vohr	UC Santa Cruz	Green	Timing the Neandertal-Human Admixture from Linkage Surrounding Non-African Alleles
25	6	Thaddeus Seher	UC Berkeley	Ludington/Barton	Ecological epistasis in the fly gut on spatial, temporal, and evolutionary dimensions
26	7	Rachael Bay	Stanford	Palumbi	Genomic differences reflect fitness over a small-scale thermal gradient in reef-building coral
27	8	Nandita Garud	Stanford	Petrov	Uncovering adaptation: Selective sweeps in Drosophila are primarily soft
28	9	Megan Phifer-Rixey	UC Berkeley	Nachman	Differentiation, demography and divergence in house mice:insights from a genomic scan
29	10	Michael Sheehan	UC Berkeley	Nachman	Morphological and population genomic evidence of selection for individual identity signaling in human faces
30	11	Gilbert Smith	UC Irvine	Briscoe	Dosage compensation and sex-biased gene expression in Manduca sexta
31	12	Melissa Wilson Sayres	UC Berkeley	Nielsen	Natural selection reduced diversity on human Y chromosomes (http://figshare.com/articles/Natural_selection_reduced_diversity_on_human_Y_chromosomes/806296)
32	13	Bradley Main	UC Davis	Lanzaro	Population Structure and Insecticide Resistance in An. gambiae
33	14	Matteo Fumagalli	UC Berkeley	Nielsen	Detecting adaptive evolution from large-scale sequencing data: the case of polar bear
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