Automated Author ProfileMalinsky, Milan
Malinsky, Milan
Current S-Index
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Total Datasets
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Average FAIR Score
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Total Citations
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Total Mentions
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S-Index Interpretation
The S-Index (Sharing Index) is a comprehensive metric that represents the cumulative impact of all your datasets. It is calculated as the sum of Dataset Index scores across all your claimed datasets.
What it means:
- A higher S-index indicates greater overall impact of your datasets relative to typical datasets in their fields of research
- The S-Index grows as you add more datasets or as existing datasets gain more citations and mentions
- It provides a single number to track your research data impact over time
Current S-Index: 13.5 (sum of 9 datasets Dataset Index scores)
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Authors
- Durbin, Richard ;
- Svardal, Hannes ;
- Blumer, L Moritz ;
- Burskaia, Valentina ;
- Artiushin, Ilia ;
- Saha, Jaysmita ;
- Camacho Garcia, Julia ;
- Elkin, Joel ;
- Fischer, Bettina ;
- Zhou, Chenxi ;
- Gresham, Sophie ;
- Malinsky, Milan ;
- Linderoth, Tyler ;
- Sawasawa, Wilson ;
- Bista, Iliana ;
- Hickey, Aaron ;
- Kucka, Marek ;
- Louzada, Sandra ;
- Zatha, Richard ;
- Yang, Fengtang ;
- Rusuwa, Bosco ;
- Santos, M Emilia ;
- Chan, Yingguang Frank ;
- Joyce, Domino ;
- Böhne, Astrid ;
- Miska, Eric ;
- Ngochera, Maxon ;
- Turner, George ;
- Hooft van Huysduynen, Alexander ;
- Van Houtte, Natalie ;
- Campuzano Jiménez, Francisco ;
- Vernaz, Grégoire
- Modifications to DNA extraction and target capture protocols for assessing genome-wide variation in a global dataset of the pteropod Limacina bulimoides2. VCF file for hard-filtered target capture dataset of 161 L. bulimoides (for all analyses except SNAPP phylogeny)3. VCF file for hard-filtered target capture dataset of 161 L. bulimoides and 11 L. trochiformis (for SNAPP phylogeny)4. Bed file of coordinates of Target capture probes that where >80% of the probe was mapped with coverage >15X
Authors
- Choo, Le Qin ;
- Spagliardi, Giada ;
- Malinsky, Milan ;
- Choquet, Marvin ;
- Goetze, Erica ;
- Hoarau, Galice ;
- Peijnenburg, Katja T.C.A.
- Modifications to DNA extraction and target capture protocols for assessing genome-wide variation in a global dataset of the pteropod Limacina bulimoides2. VCF file for hard-filtered target capture dataset of 161 L. bulimoides (for all analyses except SNAPP phylogeny)3. VCF file for hard-filtered target capture dataset of 161 L. bulimoides and 11 L. trochiformis (for SNAPP phylogeny)4. Bed file of coordinates of Target capture probes that where >80% of the probe was mapped with coverage >15X
Authors
- Choo, Le Qin ;
- Spagliardi, Giada ;
- Malinsky, Milan ;
- Choquet, Marvin ;
- Goetze, Erica ;
- Hoarau, Galice ;
- Peijnenburg, Katja T.C.A.
The hundreds of cichlid fish species in Lake Malawi constitute the most extensive recent vertebrate adaptive radiation. Here we characterize its genomic diversity by sequencing 134 individuals covering 73 species across all major lineages. The average sequence divergence between species pairs is only 0.1–0.25%. These divergence values overlap diversity within species, with 82% of heterozygosity shared between species. Phylogenetic analyses suggest that diversification initially proceeded by serial branching from a generalist Astatotilapia-like ancestor. However, no single species tree adequately represents all species relationships, with evidence for substantial gene flow at multiple times. Common signatures of selection on visual and oxygen transport genes shared by distantly related deep-water species point to both adaptive introgression and independent selection. These findings enhance our understanding of genomic processes underlying rapid species diversification, and provide a platform for future genetic analysis of the Malawi radiation.
Authors
- Malinsky, Milan ;
- Svardal, Hannes ;
- Tyers, Alexandra M. ;
- Miska, Eric A. ;
- Genner, Martin J. ;
- Turner, George F. ;
- Durbin, Richard
No description available
Authors
- Malinsky, Milan ;
- Svardal, Hannes ;
- Tyers, Alexandra M. ;
- Miska, Eric A. ;
- Genner, Martin J. ;
- Turner, George F. ;
- Durbin, Richard
No description available
Authors
- Malinsky, Milan ;
- Svardal, Hannes ;
- Tyers, Alexandra M. ;
- Miska, Eric A. ;
- Genner, Martin J. ;
- Turner, George F. ;
- Durbin, Richard
No description available
Authors
- Malinsky, Milan ;
- Svardal, Hannes ;
- Tyers, Alexandra M. ;
- Miska, Eric A. ;
- Genner, Martin J. ;
- Turner, George F. ;
- Durbin, Richard
No description available
Authors
- Malinsky, Milan ;
- Svardal, Hannes ;
- Tyers, Alexandra M. ;
- Miska, Eric A. ;
- Genner, Martin J. ;
- Turner, George F. ;
- Durbin, Richard