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John Logsdon

Associate Professor Biology

University of Iowa

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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Biology Department

Environmental Sciences Program

John Logsdon is currently serving as a Biology Associate Professor Biology at University of Iowa.

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University of Iowa

Associate Professor Biology

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Genome Evolution and Introgression in the New Zealand Mud Snails Potamopyrgus Estuarinus and Potamopyrgus Kaitunuparaoa. Genome Biology and Evolution (2024)

Peter D FieldsJoseph R JalinskyLaura BankersKyle E McElroyJoel SharbroughChelsea HigginsMary Morgan-RichardsJeffrey L BooreMaurine NeimanJohn M Logsdon

genomicsgenome biologygenome evolutionecologyevolutionary biology

Single-Molecule Sequencing of an Animal Mitochondrial Genome Reveals Chloroplast-Like Architecture and Repeat-Mediated Recombination. Molecular Biology and Evolution (2023)

Joel SharbroughLaura BankersEmily CookPeter D FieldsJoseph JalinskyKyle E McElroyMaurine NeimanJohn M LogsdonJeffrey L Boore

genomicsgenome biologygeneticssingle-molecule sequencingbiological evolutionmolecular biologyrepeat-mediated recombinationmolecular evolutionevolutionary biology

Patterns of Gene Expression in Ovaries of Sexual vs. Asexual Lineages of a Freshwater Snail. Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution (2022)

Kyle E. McElroyLaura BankersDeanna SoperGery HehmanJeffrey L. BooreJohn M. LogsdonMaurine Neiman

gene expressionasexual lineagesgeneticsevolutionary ecologyreproductive biologyfreshwater snailecologyevolutionary biology

Asexuality Associated With Marked Genomic Expansion of Tandemly Repeated Rrna and Histone Genes. Molecular Biology and Evolution (2021)

Kyle E McElroyStefan MüllerDunja K LamatschLaura BankersPeter D FieldsJoseph R JalinskyJoel SharbroughJeffrey L BooreJohn M LogsdonMaurine Neiman

histone genesgeneticsmolecular biologymolecular evolutionevolutionary biology

Genome Evolution in a Putatively Asexual Wasp. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2020)

Eric S. TvedteAustin C. WardBenjamin TrendleAndrew A. ForbesJohn M. Logsdon

genomicsgenome biologygeneticsgenome evolutionentomologymolecular biologyasexual waspevolutionary biologyinsect science

Male Phenotypes in a Female Framework: Evidence for Degeneration in Sperm Produced by Male Snails From Asexual Lineages. Journal of Evolutionary Biology (2020)

Joseph JalinskyJohn M. LogsdonMaurine Neiman

asexual lineagesanimal reproductionmale phenotypesmale snailsphylogeneticsbiological evolutionpopulation biologyreproductive biologyecology evolutionoogenesissexual selectionbiologymammalian biologyevolutionary geneticsanimal scienceecology and evolutionary biologyornithologyevolutionary biologygeneticsfemale frameworkpopulation genetics

Genome of the Parasitoid Wasp Diachasma Alloeum, an Emerging Model for Ecological Speciation and Transitions to Asexual Reproduction. Genome Biology and Evolution (2019)

Eric S TvedteKimberly K O WaldenKyle E McElroyJohn H WerrenAndrew A ForbesGlen R HoodJohn M LogsdonJeffrey L FederHugh M Robertson

genomicsgenome biologyasexual reproductiongeneticsentomologyecological speciationecologyevolutionary biology

Male Evolution Under Relaxed Selection: Evidence for Degeneration in Sperm Produced by Male Snails From Asexual Lineages. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2019)

Joseph JalinskyJohn M. LogsdonMaurine Neiman

avian biologyasexual lineagesgeneticsanimal reproductionrelaxed selectionmarine biologyreproductive biologymale evolutionmale snailsecologyevolutionary biology

Multiple Separate Cases of Pseudogenized Meiosis Genes Msh4 and Msh5 in Eurotiomycete Fungi: Associations With Zip3 Sequence Evolution and Homothallism, but Not Pch2 Losses. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2019)

Elizabeth SavelkoulCynthia TollNathan BenassiJohn M. Logsdon

genomicsfungal biologyfungal evolutiongeneticsfungal geneticseurotiomycete fungimolecular biologymultiple separate casesevolutionary biology

The Lichen Symbiosis Re-Viewed Through the Genomes of Cladonia Grayi and Its Algal Partner Asterochloris Glomerata. BMC Genomics (2019)

Daniele ArmaleoOlaf MüllerFrançois LutzoniÓlafur S. AndréssonGuillaume BlancHelge B. BodeFrank R. CollartFrancesco Dal GrandeFred DietrichIgor V. GrigorievSuzanne JonesonAlan KuoPeter E. LarsenJohn M. LogsdonDavid LopezFrancis MartinSusan P. MayTami R. McDonaldSabeeha S. MerchantVivian MiaoEmmanuelle MorinRyoko OonoMatteo PellegriniNimrod RubinsteinMaria Virginia Sanchez-PuertaElizabeth SavelkoulImke SchmittJason C. SlotDarren SoanesPéter SzövényiNicholas J. TalbotClaire Veneault-FourreyBasil B. Xavier

genomicssymbiosisgenome biologygeneticslichen symbiosisalgal biologyecologyevolutionary biologycladonia grayi

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John Logsdon

Associate Professor Biology

University of Iowa

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Biology Department

Environmental Sciences Program

John Logsdon is currently serving as a Biology Associate Professor Biology at University of Iowa.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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John Logsdon

University of Iowa

Associate Professor Biology

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Genome Evolution and Introgression in the New Zealand Mud Snails Potamopyrgus Estuarinus and Potamopyrgus Kaitunuparaoa. Genome Biology and Evolution (2024)

Peter D FieldsJoseph R JalinskyLaura BankersKyle E McElroyJoel SharbroughChelsea HigginsMary Morgan-RichardsJeffrey L BooreMaurine NeimanJohn M Logsdon

genomicsgenome biologygenome evolutionecologyevolutionary biology

Single-Molecule Sequencing of an Animal Mitochondrial Genome Reveals Chloroplast-Like Architecture and Repeat-Mediated Recombination. Molecular Biology and Evolution (2023)

Joel SharbroughLaura BankersEmily CookPeter D FieldsJoseph JalinskyKyle E McElroyMaurine NeimanJohn M LogsdonJeffrey L Boore

genomicsgenome biologygeneticssingle-molecule sequencingbiological evolutionmolecular biologyrepeat-mediated recombinationmolecular evolutionevolutionary biology

Patterns of Gene Expression in Ovaries of Sexual vs. Asexual Lineages of a Freshwater Snail. Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution (2022)

Kyle E. McElroyLaura BankersDeanna SoperGery HehmanJeffrey L. BooreJohn M. LogsdonMaurine Neiman

gene expressionasexual lineagesgeneticsevolutionary ecologyreproductive biologyfreshwater snailecologyevolutionary biology

Asexuality Associated With Marked Genomic Expansion of Tandemly Repeated Rrna and Histone Genes. Molecular Biology and Evolution (2021)

Kyle E McElroyStefan MüllerDunja K LamatschLaura BankersPeter D FieldsJoseph R JalinskyJoel SharbroughJeffrey L BooreJohn M LogsdonMaurine Neiman

histone genesgeneticsmolecular biologymolecular evolutionevolutionary biology

Genome Evolution in a Putatively Asexual Wasp. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2020)

Eric S. TvedteAustin C. WardBenjamin TrendleAndrew A. ForbesJohn M. Logsdon

genomicsgenome biologygeneticsgenome evolutionentomologymolecular biologyasexual waspevolutionary biologyinsect science

Male Phenotypes in a Female Framework: Evidence for Degeneration in Sperm Produced by Male Snails From Asexual Lineages. Journal of Evolutionary Biology (2020)

Joseph JalinskyJohn M. LogsdonMaurine Neiman

Genome of the Parasitoid Wasp Diachasma Alloeum, an Emerging Model for Ecological Speciation and Transitions to Asexual Reproduction. Genome Biology and Evolution (2019)

Eric S TvedteKimberly K O WaldenKyle E McElroyJohn H WerrenAndrew A ForbesGlen R HoodJohn M LogsdonJeffrey L FederHugh M Robertson

genomicsgenome biologyasexual reproductiongeneticsentomologyecological speciationecologyevolutionary biology

Male Evolution Under Relaxed Selection: Evidence for Degeneration in Sperm Produced by Male Snails From Asexual Lineages. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2019)

Joseph JalinskyJohn M. LogsdonMaurine Neiman

avian biologyasexual lineagesgeneticsanimal reproductionrelaxed selectionmarine biologyreproductive biologymale evolutionmale snailsecologyevolutionary biology

Elizabeth SavelkoulCynthia TollNathan BenassiJohn M. Logsdon

genomicsfungal biologyfungal evolutiongeneticsfungal geneticseurotiomycete fungimolecular biologymultiple separate casesevolutionary biology

The Lichen Symbiosis Re-Viewed Through the Genomes of Cladonia Grayi and Its Algal Partner Asterochloris Glomerata. BMC Genomics (2019)

genomicssymbiosisgenome biologygeneticslichen symbiosisalgal biologyecologyevolutionary biologycladonia grayi

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