Jeremy Draghi, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | Yale University, New Haven, CT |
Area:
experimental evolution, virology, evolutionary biologyGoogle:
"Jeremy Draghi"Parents
Sign in to add mentor| Paul E. Turner | grad student | 2008 | Yale | |
| (Computational explorations of evolvability, its evolution, and its relationship to robustness.) | ||||
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| Draghi JA. (2021) Asymmetric Evolvability Leads to Specialization without Trade-Offs. The American Naturalist. 197: 644-657 |
| Bruger EL, Chubiz LM, Echenique JIR, et al. (2021) Genetic context significantly influences the maintenance and evolution of degenerate pathways. Genome Biology and Evolution |
| Matthey-Doret R, Draghi JA, Whitlock MC. (2020) Plasticity via feedback reduces the cost of developmental instability. Evolution Letters. 4: 570-580 |
| Bono LM, Draghi JA, Turner PE. (2019) Evolvability Costs of Niche Expansion. Trends in Genetics : Tig |
| Draghi J. (2019) Phenotypic variability can promote the evolution of adaptive plasticity by reducing the stringency of natural selection. Journal of Evolutionary Biology |
| Draghi J. (2019) Developmental noise and ecological opportunity across space can release constraints on the evolution of plasticity. Evolution & Development. e12305 |
| Zhao L, Seth Pasricha M, Stemate D, et al. (2018) Existing host range mutations constrain further emergence of RNA viruses. Journal of Virology |
| Draghi J. (2018) Links between evolutionary processes and phenotypic robustness in microbes. Seminars in Cell & Developmental Biology |
| Draghi J, Whitlock M. (2015) Robustness to noise in gene expression evolves despite epistatic constraints in a model of gene networks. Evolution; International Journal of Organic Evolution. 69: 2345-58 |
| Draghi J, Whitlock MC. (2015) Overdominance interacts with linkage to determine the rate of adaptation to a new optimum. Journal of Evolutionary Biology. 28: 95-104 |