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Michael F. Palopoli

Bowdoin College

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Neuroscience

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genetics evolutionary biology biology molecular biology population genetics molecular genetics genomics entomology insect science insect molecular biology evolutionary genetics caenorhabditis elegans ecology and evolutionary biology evolutionary ecology phylogenetics morphology (biology) systematics evolutionary applications developmental system heredity genome biology theoretical biology molecular neurobiology nematology biological evolution genome analysis evolutionary developmental biology morphological evidence genomic mechanisms gene evolution genetic mechanisms nematode genus caenorhabditis dna polymorphism copulatory plug polymorphism sexual conflict experimental evolution mite lineages global divergence host ancestry trna genes ancient divergence novel gene arrangement insect abdominal appendages convergent traits recombination rate captured segment exchange

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Evolution of Host Range in the Follicle Mite Demodex Kutzeri. Parasitology (2016)

molecular geneticshost rangeinsect molecular biologypattern formationinsect sciencebiologyevolutionary biologytheoretical biologycell and molecular biologymolecular biologyentomologygenetic mechanisms

Global Divergence of the Human Follicle Mite Demodex Folliculorum: Persistent Associations Between Host Ancestry and Mite Lineages. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2015)

Michael F. PalopoliDaniel J. FergusSamuel MinotDorothy T. PeiW. Brian SimisonIria Fernandez-SilvaMegan S. ThoemmesRobert R. DunnMichelle Trautwein

evolutionary geneticsgeneticsmite lineagesglobal divergencepopulation geneticsphylogeneticshost ancestrybiologyevolutionary biology

Natural and Experimental Evolution of Sexual Conflict Within Caenorhabditis Nematodes. BMC Evolutionary Biology (2015)

Michael F PalopoliColin PedenCaitlin WooKen AkihaMegan AryLori CruzeJennifer L AndersonPatrick C Phillips

sexual conflictexperimental evolutionnematologybiological evolutionevolutionary biologybiologyecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologyenvironmental science

Complete Mitochondrial Genomes of the Human Follicle Mites Demodex Brevis and D. Folliculorum: Novel Gene Arrangement, Truncated Trna Genes, and Ancient Divergence Between Species. BMC Genomics (2014)

Michael F PalopoliSamuel MinotDorothy PeiAlicia SatterlyJulie Endrizzi

trna genesancient divergencenovel gene arrangementgenomicsgenome analysismolecular biology

Captured Segment Exchange: A Strategy for Custom Engineering Large Genomic Regions in Drosophila Melanogaster. Genetics (2012)

evolutionary applicationsmolecular evolutiongenomic mechanismsgeneticsinsect molecular biologydevelopmental systemhereditysystems biologygenomicsgenome biologycaptured segment exchangegenome editinggene evolution

Molecular Basis of the Copulatory Plug Polymorphism in Caenorhabditis Elegans. Nature (2008)

Michael F. PalopoliMatthew V. RockmanAye TinMaungCamden RamsayStephen CurwenAndrea AdunaJason LauritaLeonid Kruglyak

biophysicsgeneticscopulatory plug polymorphismmolecular geneticsmolecular neurobiologycaenorhabditis elegansmolecular biology

Intron Size Correlates Positively With Recombination Rate in Caenorhabditis Elegans. Genetics (2004)

Anuphap PrachumwatLaura DeVincentisMichael F Palopoli

genetic recombinationevolutionary geneticsgeneticsrecombination rateevolutionary biologycaenorhabditis elegans

Levels of Dna Polymorphism Vary With Mating System in the Nematode Genus Caenorhabditis. Genetics (2002)

Andrew GrausteinJohn M GasparJames R WaltersMichael F Palopoli

population geneticsgeneticsnematode genus caenorhabditisdna polymorphism

Evolution of Insect Abdominal Appendages: Are Prolegs Homologous or Convergent Traits?. Development Genes and Evolution (2001)

morphology (biology)evolutionary developmental biologymorphological evidenceinsect sciencebiologyevolutionary biologymorphologyinsect abdominal appendagesentomologysystematicsconvergent traits

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Michael F. Palopoli

Bowdoin College

Affiliations

Bowdoin College

Neuroscience

NoneMichael F. Palopoli is currently serving as a Bowdoin College faculty at Bowdoin College.

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Bowdoin College

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Evolution of Host Range in the Follicle Mite Demodex Kutzeri. Parasitology (2016)

Global Divergence of the Human Follicle Mite Demodex Folliculorum: Persistent Associations Between Host Ancestry and Mite Lineages. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2015)

Michael F. PalopoliDaniel J. FergusSamuel MinotDorothy T. PeiW. Brian SimisonIria Fernandez-SilvaMegan S. ThoemmesRobert R. DunnMichelle Trautwein

evolutionary geneticsgeneticsmite lineagesglobal divergencepopulation geneticsphylogeneticshost ancestrybiologyevolutionary biology

Natural and Experimental Evolution of Sexual Conflict Within Caenorhabditis Nematodes. BMC Evolutionary Biology (2015)

Michael F PalopoliColin PedenCaitlin WooKen AkihaMegan AryLori CruzeJennifer L AndersonPatrick C Phillips

sexual conflictexperimental evolutionnematologybiological evolutionevolutionary biologybiologyecology and evolutionary biologyevolutionary ecologyenvironmental science

Michael F PalopoliSamuel MinotDorothy PeiAlicia SatterlyJulie Endrizzi

trna genesancient divergencenovel gene arrangementgenomicsgenome analysismolecular biology

Captured Segment Exchange: A Strategy for Custom Engineering Large Genomic Regions in Drosophila Melanogaster. Genetics (2012)

Molecular Basis of the Copulatory Plug Polymorphism in Caenorhabditis Elegans. Nature (2008)

Michael F. PalopoliMatthew V. RockmanAye TinMaungCamden RamsayStephen CurwenAndrea AdunaJason LauritaLeonid Kruglyak

biophysicsgeneticscopulatory plug polymorphismmolecular geneticsmolecular neurobiologycaenorhabditis elegansmolecular biology

Intron Size Correlates Positively With Recombination Rate in Caenorhabditis Elegans. Genetics (2004)

Anuphap PrachumwatLaura DeVincentisMichael F Palopoli

genetic recombinationevolutionary geneticsgeneticsrecombination rateevolutionary biologycaenorhabditis elegans

Levels of Dna Polymorphism Vary With Mating System in the Nematode Genus Caenorhabditis. Genetics (2002)

Andrew GrausteinJohn M GasparJames R WaltersMichael F Palopoli

population geneticsgeneticsnematode genus caenorhabditisdna polymorphism

Evolution of Insect Abdominal Appendages: Are Prolegs Homologous or Convergent Traits?. Development Genes and Evolution (2001)

morphology (biology)evolutionary developmental biologymorphological evidenceinsect sciencebiologyevolutionary biologymorphologyinsect abdominal appendagesentomologysystematicsconvergent traits

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