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Lev Yampolsky
Lev Yampolsky, Assistant Professor.
(yampolsk@etsu.edu)
Ph.D. N.I. Vavilov Institute of General Genetics, Russian Academy of Sciences.
Research interests include the evolutionary role of
mutations and mutational
biases, the evolution of life-histories and mating systems and speciation.
He
mostly works with Drosophila, although his previous studies
involved other arthropods, such as Daphnia and amphipods.
Yampolsky L. Yu. Mutational Biases. The Encyclopedia of Life Sciences. Macmillan Reference, manuscript in preparation. (Submitted February 2003)
Yampolsky L. Yu. and A. Stoltzfus. Amino acid exchangeability from experimental data. Submitted to Journal of Molecular Biology (2002).
MacDonald, K., L. Yu. Yampolsky and E. J. Duffy. Molecular and morphological phylogeny of the amphipod radiation of Lake Baikal, Russia. Submitted to Molecular Phylogeny and Evolution (2002).
Yampolsky L. Yu. 2001. Life History Theory. The Encyclopedia of Life Sciences. Macmillan Reference.
Yampolsky L. Yu., L. E. Pearse and D. E. L. Promislow. 2001. Deleterious mutations with age-specific effects. I. Mortality. Genetica. 110:11-29.
Yampolsky L. Yu. and A. Stoltzfus. 2001. Mutation bias as an orienting factor in non-neutral evolution. Evolution and Development. 3: 73-83.
Yampolsky
L. Yu., C. Webb, S. A. Shabalina and A. S.п╡п╔п═
Kondrashov. 1999. Rapid accumulation of a vertically transmitted parasite
triggered by relaxation of natural
selection among hosts. Evolutionary
Ecology Research 1: 581-589.
Shabalina S. A., L. Yu. Yampolsky and A. S.п╡п╔п═ Kondrashov. 1997. Rapid decline of fitness in panmictic Drosophila populations under relaxed selection. PNAS 94: 13034-13039.