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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Populační genetika a speciační mechanizmy u řasníků rodu Stylops (Strepsiptera) / Population genetics and speciation in Stylops (Strepsiptera)

Kodejš, Karel January 2017 (has links)
This thesis is focused to population genetics of selected species of genus Stylops in Europe. Within this genus, five species was analysed by usage of two approaches - microsatellite analysis in Stylops ater and analysis of mitochondrial DNA in all five species. Mitochondrial gene for cytochome c oxidase (1st subunit) was used. For microsatellite analysis was performed bayesian clustering analysis and ABC approach (Aproximate Bayesian Computation). Mitochondrial markers were processed by making haplotype networks and demography analysis by computing Bayesian skyline plots. For Stylops ater, surprisingly low lewel of population subdivision was detected, yet with clearly differentiated population clusters from Scandinavia and baltic coast of Europe, which may imply period of isolation of these populations or relativelly recent population expansion and genetic differentiation due to lower population sizes. Next, hypotesis of possible temporal segregation of subpopulations of Stylops nevinsoni based on different aktivity period of their host species groups, was supported. In other three species, population subdivision was observed to be related either due to host specialisation (Stylops mellitae) or geographic consequences (S.nassonowi, S.spreta). Interesting finding is also detection of population...
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Classifiers for Discrimination of Significant Protein Residues and Protein-Protein Interaction Using Concepts of Information Theory and Machine Learning / Klassifikatoren zur Unterscheidung von Signifikanten Protein Residuen und Protein-Protein Interaktion unter Verwendung von Informationstheorie und maschinellem Lernen

Asper, Roman Yorick 26 October 2011 (has links)
No description available.
004 Informatik
Mathematics and Computer Science
Protein-Protein-Interaktion
maschinelles Lernen
Informationstheorie
Koevolution
Klassifikator
Protein
Protein-Protein-Interaction
Machine Learning
Information Theory
Coevolution
Classifier
Patch
54.10
42.11
EJCD 200: Protein sequences
EGIT 100: Pattern recognition

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