Alu insertion polymorphisms shared by Papio baboons and Theropithecus gelada reveal an intertwined common ancestry.

Jerilyn A WalkerVallmer E JordanJessica M StorerCody J SteelyPaulina Gonzalez-QuirogaThomas O BeckstromLydia C RewertsCorey P St RomainCatherine E RockwellJeffrey RogersClifford J JollyMiriam K Konkelnull nullVallmer Jordan

Published in: Mobile DNA (2019)

Our discovery that several thousand Alu insertion polymorphisms are shared by T. gelada and Papio baboons suggests a much more permeable reproductive barrier between the two genera then previously suspected. Their intertwined evolution likely involves a long history of admixture, gene flow and incomplete lineage sorting.

Keyphrases

genome wide
single cell
small molecule
pulmonary embolism
copy number
high throughput
dna methylation
genome wide identification
gene expression
transcription factor