Mitochondrial Genome: Clues about the Evolution of Extant Equids and Genomic Diversity of Horse Breeds

Feb 4, 2013· CC Steiner, KD Makova, OA Ryder · 0 min read
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Summary This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Evolution of the Family Equidae Przewalski’s Horse and Horse Domestication History of Horse Breeds Adaptation in Horse Breeds References
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Equine Genomics
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Kateryna Makova, Ph.D.
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Kateryna is interested in genomics, evolution, and human genetics. Her lab studies mutations using both computational and experimental approaches. Additional topics of interest include sex chromosome evolution and genomics of childhood obesity.
Oliver Ryder
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Dr. Oliver Ryder serves San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance as the Kleberg Endowed Director of Conservation Genetics. He oversees research activities in the areas of molecular genetics, genomic studies, and genetic rescue efforts, including stem cell applications – all focused on reducing extinction risk and contributing to species recovery and sustainable populations. He guides the strategic development of efforts to develop and expand a global network of cryobanking facilities, especially for viable tissue culture cells.