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Research fellow

Tom Berwald


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Research fellow

Dr. Catherine Charneski


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Research fellow

Rafael Dellen


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Research fellow

Dr. Abdelmoneim Desouki


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Research fellow

Dr. Christian Eßer


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Research fellow

Dr. Claus Jonathan Fritzemeier


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Research fellow

Na Gao


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Research fellow

Dr. Gabriel Gelius-Dietrich


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Research fellow

Daniel Hartleb


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Research fellow

Dr. David Heckmann


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Research fellow

Nina Knipprath


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Research fellow

Dr. Thomas Laubach


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Research fellow

Janina Maß


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Research fellow

Kyra Mooren


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Research fellow

Dr. Bastian Pfeifer


Research fellow

Katrin Schrankel


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Research fellow

Dr. Dipali Singh


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Research fellow

Alexey Sorokin


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Research fellow

Ulrich Wittelsbürger


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Research fellow

Jan Wolfertz


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Graduand

Jodie Napp


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scholarship student

Anas Amro


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Exchange student

Abla Jaber


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master student

Karim Benyaa


Master Student

Maxim Chazam
Building: 25.02
Floor/Room: O2.31
+49 211 81-15771


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master student

Trupti Gohel


Master Student

Jin Myeong Kim
Building: 25.02
Floor/Room: O2.31
+49 211 81-15771


Comparative study of HGT inference methods: Inference of Horizontal Gene Transfer is a difficult problem, largely due to the lack of positive datasets against which these methods can be tested. As a result not only is the task of estimating their accuracy difficult, but so is comparing these methods against each other, and developing any benchmark against which they can be tested. Inference methods often rely on simulations to create the positive dataset, which would be using a similar modelling scheme as the inference method itself. In this project, we test whether the state of the art methods agree with what we already know about HGT as a biological phenomena, using real data instead of simulated data.

Master Student

Katharina Schwieren
Building: 25.02
Floor/Room: O2.31
+49 211 81-15771


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Master Student

Käthe Weit
Building: 25.02
Floor/Room: O2.31
+49 211 81-15771


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Research Assistant

Ina Ott-Forsyth
Building: 25.02
Floor/Room: O2.31
+49 211 81-15771


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