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David Enard

Assistant Professor

University of Arizona

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College of Science

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

David Enard is currently serving as a College Of Science Assistant Professor at University of Arizona.

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University of Arizona

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evolutionary biology genetics virology adaptation genomics molecular biology genome biology molecular evolution population genetics viral evolution virus research genetic variation mammalian biology mammalogy human genetics virus-host interactions natural selection population genomics avian biology genome analysis human evolution evolutionary applications exceptional diversity selection pressure ecology evolutionary ecology evolutionary anthropology gene evolution molecular adaptation genome studies animal science statistical methodology reproductive biology evolutionary genetics other mammals coronavirus host receptors animal physiology viral genetics fitness measure animal reproduction phylogenomics gene function connectomics protein adaptation dominant driver modern humans classic selective sweeps human genomes sociobiology historical biology systematics vertebrate paleontology host genetics host-microbe interactions mammalian physiology human polymorphisms genotype-phenotype association population exposure black experience population history frailty animal genetics biological evolution cellular immune responses mucosal immunology adaptive immune system host response viral replication comparative genomics polymorphism show genomes project neutral polymorphism adaptive introgression species-specific barrier disordered region natural selection analyses molecular evolutionary ecology molecular ecology

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Empirical Validation of the Nearly Neutral Theory at Divergence and Population Genomic Scale Using 150 Mammals Genomes. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

geneticscomparative genomicsgenomicsneutral theorypopulation genomicsgenome studiesgenome analysisgenome biologyempirical validationmammals genomesgenetic variationevolutionary biologyevolutionary applications

Adaptation in Human Immune Cells Residing in Tissues at the Frontline of Infections. Nature Communications (2024)

Irepan Salvador-MartínezJesus Murga-MorenoJuan C. NietoClara AlsinetDavid EnardHolger Heyn

immunity (medicine)adaptive immune systemcellular immune responsesinfectious diseaseshuman immune cellsmucosal immunologyhost responsesystems biologyimmunologyadaptationimmune responses

An Efficient and Robust Abc Approach to Infer the Rate and Strength of Adaptation. G3 Genes Genomes Genetics (2024)

Jesús Murga-MorenoSònia CasillasAntonio BarbadillaLawrence UricchioDavid Enard

evolutionary biologyadaptationbiostatistics

Elife Assessment: Systematic Genetic Characterization of the Human Pkr Kinase Domain Highlights Its Functional Malleability to Escape a Poxvirus Substrate Mimic. (2024)

David Enard

geneticsfunctional malleabilitysystematic genetic characterizationpoxvirus substrate mimicmolecular biologyelife assessmentviral genetics

Enhanced Dna Damage Response in a Clade of Long-Lived Bats Resolved Using Chromosome-Length Genome Assemblies. Physiology (2024)

Juan VazquezM Elise LauterburSamantha CapelDavid EnardMichael BuchalskiPeter Sudmant

geneticsanimal physiologylong-lived batsavian biologydna repairchromosome-length genome assembliesdna damage responseevolutionary biologyphysiology

Extensive Longevity and Dna Virus-Driven Adaptation in Nearctic Myotis Bats. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Juan M VazquezM. Elise LauterburSaba MottaghiniaMelanie BucciDevaughn FraserGenavieve Gray-SandovalLéa GaucherandZeinab R HaidarMelissa HanWilliam KohlerTanya M. LamaAmandine Le CorfClara LoyerSarah MaesenDakota McMillanStacy LiJohnathan LoCarine ReySamantha LR CapelMichael SingerKathleen SlocumWilliam ThomasJanet Debelak TyburecSarah VillaRichard MillerMichael BuchalskiJose Pablo Vazquez-MedinaSébastien PfefferLucie EtienneDavid EnardPeter H Sudmant

biologyevolutionary ecologyecologyviral evolutionnearctic myotis batsextensive longevityvirus-driven adaptationvirus researchadaptationevolutionary biology

Pervasive Relaxed Selection on Spermatogenesis Genes Coincident With the Evolution of Polygyny in Gorillas. (2024)

Jacob D. BowmanNeide SilvaErik SchüftanJoana M. AlmeidaRion Brattig-CorreiaRaquel A. OliveiraFrank TüttelmannDavid EnardPaulo Navarro-CostaVincent J. Lynch

geneticsevolutionary geneticsavian biologyreproductive biologypervasive relaxed selectiondevelopmental biologyanimal geneticsanimal reproductionbiological evolutionevolutionary biologymammalian biologyanimal sciencemolecular evolutionmammalogy

Positive Selection Analyses Identify a Single Wwe Domain Residue That Shapes Zap Into a More Potent Restriction Factor Against Alphaviruses. PLoS Pathogens (2024)

Serina HuangJuliana GirdnerLeAnn P. NguyenCarina SandovalOliver I. FregosoDavid EnardMelody M. H. Li

pathogensimmunologypositive selection

Reviewer #1 (Public Review): Pervasive Relaxed Selection on Spermatogenesis Genes Coincident With the Evolution of Polygyny in Gorillas. (2024)

Jacob D. BowmanNeide SilvaErik SchüftanJoana M. AlmeidaRion Brattig-CorreiaRaquel A. OliveiraFrank TüttelmannDavid EnardPaulo Navarro-CostaVincent J. Lynch

biologyreproductive biologypervasive relaxed selectionspermatogenesis genes coincidentdevelopmental biologyanimal reproductiongenetic variationevolutionary biology

An Efficient and Robust Abc Approach to Infer the Rate and Strength of Adaptation. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

statistical inferencestatisticsstatistical methodologybiostatisticsrobust abc approachfitness measureadaptationstatistical modelsquantitative biologyfitnessevolutionary applications

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David Enard

Assistant Professor

University of Arizona

Affiliations

College of Science

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

David Enard is currently serving as a College Of Science Assistant Professor at University of Arizona.

Honors

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University of Arizona

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Empirical Validation of the Nearly Neutral Theory at Divergence and Population Genomic Scale Using 150 Mammals Genomes. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Adaptation in Human Immune Cells Residing in Tissues at the Frontline of Infections. Nature Communications (2024)

Irepan Salvador-MartínezJesus Murga-MorenoJuan C. NietoClara AlsinetDavid EnardHolger Heyn

immunity (medicine)adaptive immune systemcellular immune responsesinfectious diseaseshuman immune cellsmucosal immunologyhost responsesystems biologyimmunologyadaptationimmune responses

An Efficient and Robust Abc Approach to Infer the Rate and Strength of Adaptation. G3 Genes Genomes Genetics (2024)

Jesús Murga-MorenoSònia CasillasAntonio BarbadillaLawrence UricchioDavid Enard

evolutionary biologyadaptationbiostatistics

Elife Assessment: Systematic Genetic Characterization of the Human Pkr Kinase Domain Highlights Its Functional Malleability to Escape a Poxvirus Substrate Mimic. (2024)

David Enard

geneticsfunctional malleabilitysystematic genetic characterizationpoxvirus substrate mimicmolecular biologyelife assessmentviral genetics

Enhanced Dna Damage Response in a Clade of Long-Lived Bats Resolved Using Chromosome-Length Genome Assemblies. Physiology (2024)

Juan VazquezM Elise LauterburSamantha CapelDavid EnardMichael BuchalskiPeter Sudmant

geneticsanimal physiologylong-lived batsavian biologydna repairchromosome-length genome assembliesdna damage responseevolutionary biologyphysiology

Extensive Longevity and Dna Virus-Driven Adaptation in Nearctic Myotis Bats. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

biologyevolutionary ecologyecologyviral evolutionnearctic myotis batsextensive longevityvirus-driven adaptationvirus researchadaptationevolutionary biology

Pervasive Relaxed Selection on Spermatogenesis Genes Coincident With the Evolution of Polygyny in Gorillas. (2024)

Jacob D. BowmanNeide SilvaErik SchüftanJoana M. AlmeidaRion Brattig-CorreiaRaquel A. OliveiraFrank TüttelmannDavid EnardPaulo Navarro-CostaVincent J. Lynch

Positive Selection Analyses Identify a Single Wwe Domain Residue That Shapes Zap Into a More Potent Restriction Factor Against Alphaviruses. PLoS Pathogens (2024)

Serina HuangJuliana GirdnerLeAnn P. NguyenCarina SandovalOliver I. FregosoDavid EnardMelody M. H. Li

pathogensimmunologypositive selection

Reviewer #1 (Public Review): Pervasive Relaxed Selection on Spermatogenesis Genes Coincident With the Evolution of Polygyny in Gorillas. (2024)

Jacob D. BowmanNeide SilvaErik SchüftanJoana M. AlmeidaRion Brattig-CorreiaRaquel A. OliveiraFrank TüttelmannDavid EnardPaulo Navarro-CostaVincent J. Lynch

biologyreproductive biologypervasive relaxed selectionspermatogenesis genes coincidentdevelopmental biologyanimal reproductiongenetic variationevolutionary biology

An Efficient and Robust Abc Approach to Infer the Rate and Strength of Adaptation. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

statistical inferencestatisticsstatistical methodologybiostatisticsrobust abc approachfitness measureadaptationstatistical modelsquantitative biologyfitnessevolutionary applications

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