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: Home About People Resources Meetings courses The Evolution Medicine Review bridging the gap Posts Comments Crespi on rare variants in expanding populations The Focus of Selection , the Locus of Response , and Epigenetic Evasion Journal of Molecular Medicine : Special Issue on Evolutionary Medicine May 24th , 2012 by The Editors The May 2012 Journal of Molecular Medicine is a special issue on Evolutionary Medicine , with 12 articles , some of which are open access . For a list of all articles scroll down or click here to see the full list on the publisher’s website . Guest Editor : Detlev Ganten 467-470Editorial The evolution of evolutionary molecular medicine Genomics are transforming evolutionary biology into a science with new importance for modern medicine Detlev Ganten and Randolph
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Home About People Resources Meetings courses The Evolution Medicine Review bridging the gap Posts Comments Milestones in the history of evolutionary medicine Journal of Molecular Medicine : Special Issue on Evolutionary Medicine Crespi on rare variants in expanding populations May 20th , 2012 by The Editors Three new articles in Science provide a dramatic detailed picture of how selection acts on rare variants in expanding populations . In the below post , Bernard Crespi draws out the implications for personalized . medicine An expanding population grows on a double-edged population-genetic sword . On one edge , we have increasing scope for beneficial mutations , because more people means a larger number of genome targets for rare , good mutations , and less chance of early loss by drift .
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Home About People Resources Meetings courses The Evolution Medicine Review bridging the gap Posts Comments Evolutionary Molecular Medicine Crespi on rare variants in expanding populations Milestones in the history of evolutionary medicine May 10th , 2012 by The Editors Two Italian historians , Gilberto Corbellini and Fabio Zampieri , have published a list of milestones in the history of evolutionary medicine , starting with Erasmus Darwin’s Zoonomia Access the list here Posted in evolutionary medicine Trackback URI Comments RSS Leave a Reply Name Real Name required Mail hidden required Website optional Notify me of followup comments via e-mail Subscribe via RSS or e-mail Information About Meetings courses People Resources Books Positions Available Syllabi Videos For Correspondents
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Home About People Resources Meetings courses The Evolution Medicine Review bridging the gap Posts Comments Evolutionary Medicine Conference Tue May 8 at Stanford Milestones in the history of evolutionary medicine Evolutionary Molecular Medicine May 7th , 2012 by The Editors By Randolph M . Nesse , Detlev Ganten , T . Ryan Gregory and Gilbert S . Omenn Journal of Molecular Medicine 2012, DOI : 10.1007 s00109-012-0889-9 open access May and June 2012 Abstract Evolution has long provided a foundation for population genetics , but some major advances in evolutionary biology from the twentieth century that provide foundations for evolutionary medicine are only now being applied in molecular medicine . They include the need for both proximate and evolutionary explanations , kin selection ,
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Home About People Resources Meetings courses The Evolution Medicine Review bridging the gap Posts Comments The evolution of evolutionary molecular medicine Evolutionary Molecular Medicine Evolutionary Medicine Conference Tue May 8 at Stanford May 4th , 2012 by The Editors New Opportunities at the Intersection of Evolution and Medicine A gathering of scientists and entrepreneurs Admission is free for university affiliated students and faculty but preregistration is required May 8, 2012, 8:30 5:30 Location : Li Ka Shing Center for Learning and Knowledge at Stanford University School of Medicine Cocktail reception to follow , 5:30-6:30 Sponsored by Stanford University School of Medicine , Department of Neurology and Neurological Sciences Co-presented by the Palo Alto Institute , the Evolution
