Oxford University Press eBooks,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 27, 2025
Abstract
Why
do
populations
spread
through
space,
and
how
they
change
as
so?
In
answering
these
questions,
this
book
shows
that
phenomena
diverse
tumour
growth
the
of
invasive
species
are
all
manifestations
same
process.
As
such,
there
ecological
evolutionary
principles
in
common
across
systems.
This
develops
both
history
of,
recent
advances
in,
our
understanding
populations,
using
a
combination
empirical
examples
accessible
theory.
It
evolve
spread,
predictable
unpredictable
ways.
The
finishes
with
new
ideas
for
management
populations.
Molecular Ecology,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
30(1), С. 62 - 82
Опубликована: Ноя. 4, 2020
Biodiversity
is
under
threat
worldwide.
Over
the
past
decade,
field
of
population
genomics
has
developed
across
nonmodel
organisms,
and
results
this
research
have
begun
to
be
applied
in
conservation
management
wildlife
species.
Genomics
tools
can
provide
precise
estimates
basic
features
populations,
such
as
effective
size,
inbreeding,
demographic
history
structure,
that
are
critical
for
efforts.
Moreover,
studies
identify
particular
genetic
loci
variants
responsible
inbreeding
depression
or
adaptation
changing
environments,
allowing
efforts
estimate
capacity
populations
evolve
adapt
response
environmental
change
manage
adaptive
variation.
While
connections
from
been
slow
develop,
these
increasingly
strengthening.
Here
we
review
primary
areas
which
approaches
management,
highlight
examples
how
they
used,
recommendations
building
on
progress
made
field.
Oxford University Press eBooks,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Фев. 10, 2022
Abstract
Loss
of
biodiversity
is
among
the
greatest
problems
facing
world
today.
Conservation
and
Genomics
Populations
gives
a
comprehensive
overview
essential
background,
concepts,
tools
needed
to
understand
how
genetic
information
can
be
used
conserve
species
threatened
with
extinction,
manage
ecological
or
commercial
importance.
New
molecular
techniques,
statistical
methods,
computer
programs,
principles,
methods
are
becoming
increasingly
useful
in
conservation
biological
diversity.
Using
balance
data
theory,
coupled
basic
applied
research
examples,
this
book
examines
phenotypic
variation
natural
populations,
principles
mechanisms
evolutionary
change,
interpretation
from
these
conservation.
The
includes
examples
plants,
animals,
microbes
wild
captive
populations.
This
third
edition
has
been
thoroughly
revised
include
advances
genomics
contains
new
chapters
on
population
genomics,
monitoring,
genetics
practice,
as
well
sections
climate
emerging
diseases,
metagenomics,
more.
More
than
one-third
references
were
published
after
previous
edition.
Each
24
Appendix
end
Guest
Box
written
by
an
expert
who
provides
example
presented
chapter
their
own
work.
for
advanced
undergraduate
graduate
students
genetics,
resource
management,
biology,
professional
biologists
policy-makers
working
wildlife
habitat
management
agencies.
Much
will
also
interest
nonprofessionals
curious
about
role
Conservation Genetics,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
23(2), С. 217 - 242
Опубликована: Ноя. 11, 2021
Abstract
Recent
technological
advances
in
the
field
of
genomics
offer
conservation
managers
and
practitioners
new
tools
to
explore
for
applications.
Many
these
are
well
developed
used
by
other
life
science
fields,
while
others
still
development.
Considering
possibilities,
choosing
right
tool(s)
from
toolbox
is
crucial
can
pose
a
challenging
task.
With
this
mind,
we
strive
inspire,
inform
illuminate
on
how
efforts
benefit
current
genomic
biotechnological
revolution.
inspirational
case
studies
show
technologies
help
resolve
some
main
challenges,
also
informing
implementable
different
are.
We
here
focus
specifically
small
population
management,
highlight
potential
genetic
rescue,
discuss
opportunities
gene
editing
with
adaptation
changing
environments.
In
addition,
delineate
applications
drives
controlling
invasive
species.
that
offers
added
efforts,
but
comes
limitations
use
novel
emerging
techniques.
G3 Genes Genomes Genetics,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
12(6)
Опубликована: Апрель 8, 2022
Abstract
Gene
drives
are
engineered
alleles
that
can
bias
inheritance
in
their
favor,
allowing
them
to
spread
throughout
a
population.
They
could
potentially
be
used
modify
or
suppress
pest
populations,
such
as
mosquitoes
diseases.
CRISPR/Cas9
homing
drives,
which
copy
themselves
by
homology-directed
repair
drive/wild-type
heterozygotes,
powerful
form
of
gene
drive,
but
they
vulnerable
resistance
preserve
the
function
target
gene.
Such
prevent
successful
population
suppression.
Here,
we
constructed
suppression
drive
Drosophila
melanogaster
utilized
multiplexed
gRNAs
inhibit
formation
functional
its
female
fertility
The
selected
gRNA
sites
were
close
together,
preventing
reduction
conversion
efficiency.
construct
reached
moderate
equilibrium
frequency
cage
populations
without
apparent
alleles.
However,
fitness
cost
prevented
elimination
population,
showing
importance
using
highly
efficient
strategy,
even
if
addressed.
Nevertheless,
our
results
experimentally
demonstrate
viability
strategy
drives.
Annual Review of Ecology Evolution and Systematics,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
51(1), С. 505 - 531
Опубликована: Авг. 28, 2020
The
spread
of
synthetic
gene
drives
is
often
discussed
in
the
context
panmictic
populations
connected
by
flow
and
described
with
simple
deterministic
models.
Under
such
assumptions,
an
entire
species
could
be
altered
releasing
a
single
individual
carrying
invasive
drive,
as
standard
homing
drive.
While
this
remains
theoretical
possibility,
drive
natural
more
complex
merits
realistic
assessment.
fate
any
released
population
would
inextricably
linked
to
ecology
population.
Given
uncertainty
involved
ecological
assessment
populations,
understanding
sensitivity
important
factors
critical.
Here
we
review
how
different
forms
density-dependence,
spatial
heterogeneity
mating
behaviors
can
impact
self-sustaining
drives.
We
highlight
specific
aspects
dynamics
target
that
need
further
research.
Global Change Biology,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
26(2), С. 343 - 354
Опубликована: Дек. 24, 2019
Abstract
Extreme
heat
wave
events
are
now
causing
ecosystem
degradation
across
marine
ecosystems.
The
consequences
of
this
heat‐induced
damage
range
from
the
rapid
loss
habitat‐forming
organisms,
through
to
a
reduction
in
services
that
ecosystems
support,
and
ultimately
impacts
on
human
health
society.
How
we
tackle
sudden
emergence
ecosystem‐wide
has
not
yet
been
addressed
context
waves.
An
examination
recent
waves
around
Australia
points
potential
important
role
respite
or
refuge
environmental
extremes
can
play
enabling
organismal
survival.
However,
most
ecological
interventions
being
devised
with
target
mid
late‐century
implementation,
at
which
time
many
ecosystems,
targeted
towards,
will
have
already
undergone
repeated
widespread
induced
degradation.
Here,
our
assessment
merits
proposed
interventions,
spectrum
approaches,
counter
extremes,
reveals
lack
preparedness
effects
extreme
conditions
influence
these
projected
continue
impact
coming
years,
long
before
be
developed.
Our
approaches
technologically
ready
likely
socially
acceptable
locally
deployable
only,
whereas
those
scalable—for
example
features
as
large
major
reef
systems—are
close
testable,
unlikely
obtain
social
licence
for
deployment.
Knowledge
timescales
survival
via
refuge,
inferred
field
observations
help
test
such
intervention
tools.
growing
frequency
increases
urgency
consider
mitigation
tools
support
immediate
future,
while
global
climate
and/or
formulated.
ACS Synthetic Biology,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
9(4), С. 779 - 792
Опубликована: Март 6, 2020
Underdominance
systems
can
quickly
spread
through
a
population,
but
only
when
introduced
in
considerable
numbers.
This
promises
gene
drive
mechanism
that
is
less
invasive
than
homing
drives,
potentially
enabling
new
approaches
the
fight
against
vector-borne
diseases.
If
regional
confinement
indeed
be
achieved,
decision-making
process
for
release
would
likely
much
simpler
compared
to
other,
more
types
of
drives.
The
capacity
underdominance
target
population
without
invading
other
populations
typically
assessed
via
network
models
panmictic
demes
linked
by
migration.
However,
it
remains
clear
how
such
behave
realistic
where
organisms
move
over
continuous
landscape.
Here,
we
use
individual-based
simulations
study
dynamics
several
proposed
continuous-space.
We
find
all
these
fail
persist
environments,
even
after
an
initially
successful
establishment
area,
confirming
previous
theoretical
results
from
diffusion
theory.
At
same
time,
two-locus
two-toxin-antidote
system
invade
connected
narrow
migration
corridor.
suggests
parameter
space
establish
and
area
while
at
time
remaining
confined
could
quite
limited,
depending
on
spatially
structured.
Overall,
indicate
spatial
context
must
considered
assessing
strategies
deployment
Ecology Letters,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
26(7), С. 1174 - 1185
Опубликована: Май 10, 2023
Suppression
gene
drives
bias
their
inheritance
to
spread
through
a
population,
potentially
eliminating
it
when
they
reach
high
frequency.
CRISPR
homing
suppression
have
already
seen
success
in
the
laboratory,
but
several
models
predict
that
may
be
elusive
population
with
realistic
spatial
structure
due
extinction-recolonization
cycles.
Here,
we
extend
our
continuous
space
framework
include
two
competing
species
or
predator-prey
pairs.
We
find
both
general
and
mosquito-specific
models,
predators
can
facilitate
drive-based
suppression,
albeit
at
cost
of
an
increased
rate
drive
loss
outcomes.
These
results
are
robust
mosquito
seasonal
fluctuations.
Our
study
illustrates
difficulty
predicting
outcomes
complex
ecosystems.
However,
promising
for
prospects
less
powerful
successfully
eliminate
target
other
pest
populations.