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Development of kleptoparasitism

  • Title of the project

    Recurrent phenotypic loss: genome repeatability and regulatory evolution

  • Management

    Dr Eckart Stolle

  • Org. categorisation

    Comparative genomics (insects), morphology lab, Hymenoptera, bees, genomes, phenotypic loss, genome evolution

Description of the

Recurrent phenotypic loss: genome repeatability and regulatory evolution
DFG Priority Programme SPP 2349 GEvol project on the evolution of kleptoparasitism in bees and the associated recurrent phenotypic loss.
- Genome assembly and annotation
- Population genomics
- Comparative and structural genomics
- Regulatory regulation and evolution / transcriptomics / epigenomics
- Evodevo, morphology

This project is carried out in close collaboration with an associated (tandem) PhD project with Prof Katja Nowick (FU Berlin) and in collaboration with TJ Colgan (JGU Mainz) and B Wipfler (LIB, Bonn).

Dr. Eckart Stolle

  • Head of Section

Phone: +49 228 9122 421
E-Mail: e.stolle@leibniz-lib

Financing

Logo DFG
German Research Foundation

Team

  • Nathalie Brenner

    zmb Comparative Genomics - Insects Doctoral candidate

    Phone: +49 228 9122 407
    E-mail: n.brenner@leibniz-lib.de

  • Dr. Eckart Stolle

    zmb Comparative Genomics - Insects Scientist

    Phone: +49 228 9122 421
    E-mail: e.stolle@leibniz-lib

  • Dr. Benjamin Wipfler

    ztm Morphology laboratory Bonn Scientist

    Phone: +49 228 9122 235
    E-mail: benjamin.wipfler@leibniz-lib.de

External team members

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