The Meyer lab is committed to making our data and analysis tools available to all whenever possible (abiding by privacy and access restrictions for any sensitive data). If there is a dataset or method from one of our publications that you do not see here, please contact us to request it:
Supplementary data associated with Reduction of Paraoxonase Expression Followed by Inactivation across Independent Semiaquatic Mammals Suggests Stepwise Path to Pseudogenization (Graham et al. 2023).
Repositories generated by and used in The Federated Index of Viral Experiments: see Table 1 in Marti-Carreras et al. (2020).
RERconverge software for estimating correlation between relative molecular evolutionary rates and convergent phenotype evolution (Kowalczyk, Meyer, and Partha et al. 2019)
Note: There are functions for generating phylogenetically constrained gene trees from sequence alignments in the current release of RERconverge, but the documentation has yet to be updated to describe these. If you are interested in using them, please see the walkthrough from the development branch.
Scripts and data used in a genome-wide screen for convergent loss of gene function in marine mammals (Meyer et al. 2018)
Genome assemblies for the blue-eyed black lemur and black lemur and other data from: Evolutionary history inferred from the de novo assembly of a non-model organism, the blue-eyed black lemur (Meyer, Venkat et al. 2015)
Note: A higher quality assembly for the blue-eyed black lemur is now available, produced by combining the draft assembly with Hi-C data (see Dudchenko et al. 2018).
Results from genome-wide scan for transmission distortion in two human trio datasets (supplementary material from Meyer et al. 2012)