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Tag Archives: Caenorhabditis elegans

"It takes all the sequencing you can do, just to keep up with coevolution"

Posted on 22 Jan, 2019 by Jeremy Yoder

One of the most fundamental observations of evolution is that it never seems to stop. This is particularly true in host-pathogen coevolution, in which each species must adapt in response to the other. This constant evolution is the process biologists … Continue reading →

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