
Charlotte Wright
@charjwright
Bluesky: @charlottewright.bsky.social
PhD Student in @blaxterlab @darwintreelife at the @sangerinstitute & @cambridge_uni 🦋
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https://www.sanger.ac.uk/group/blaxter-group/ 26-10-2019 17:48:36
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New preprint, led by Charley Charley Yen 🌡️🐢🧬 Monitoring sublethal effects in the wild is challenging, esp. for #endangered species with cryptic life histories. We identified 714 differentially methylated sites that carry signatures of thermal, sublethal effects in #SeaTurtles



Is sex chromosome turnover in Danaini butterflies driven by sex-biased gene content? Our article was just published in Molecular Ecology! doi.org/10.1111/mec.17… Thanks to Jamie R. Walters, Pablo Mora Ruiz , Jani Stundlova, MartinaDalikova and the others offline for great collaboration!




A wonderful writeup on our study also out today in The Guardian Guardian Environment, it was great to talk to Patrick Greenfield about butterfly genomics and why sequencing their genomes is so vital!


Exciting finds Peterhouse Cambridge this week: no sooner do we start rehabilitating the fen ditch than we have a sighting of a kingfisher, and today the first grass snake for 10 years




🚨 🧵 We (Camille Cornet , Paula Escuer , Kay Lucek & I) are delighted to share our perspectives on how the 3D genome structure could be both a cause & a consequence of speciation, just out in Trends in Genetics !!Keeping reading 👇🏾 sciencedirect.com/science/articl… 1/4


Say hello to the large blue butterfly. This butterfly has had its genome sequenced by the Wellcome Sanger Institute. It went extinct in the UK in 1979 due to habitat loss, was reintroduced and now is thriving w/ careful management thanks to experts. 🦋 Insect Week #InsectWeek Royal Entomological Society


What happens when strongly divergent species form zones of secondary contact? 👉 Hannah Augustijnen last paper with me Molecular Ecology onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11… on alpine #erebia 🦋 using whole genome resequence data for 300 individuals #biodiversitygenomics


It was a pleasure to talk to Robin McKie The Observer about Project Psyche which is striving to sequence all 11,000 species of European butterflies and moths. A huge community effort! 🦋 Project Psyche theguardian.com/environment/ar…


Don’t miss Mark Blaxter from Wellcome Sanger Institute at #BG24 tomorrow. His welcome talk will discuss building biodiversity genomics across the world 🌎 Register today : biodiversitygenomicsconference.org/registration


LIVE at #BG24 : Why sequence all butterflies? Joana Meier and Charlotte Wright from Project Psyche at Darwin Tree of Life speak about how reference genomes can be the basis of questions about chromosome evolution, genetic diversity predictors, population genetics, & opsin genes.
