Yuseob Kim began research in theoretical population genetics at the University of Rochester and received PhD in 2002. After postdoctoral work at Cornell University and the University of Rochester, he joined faculty in the School of Life Sciences at Arizona State University. In Fall 2010, he moved to the Department of Life Sciences and Division of EcoScience at Ewha Womans University. His research interest is to understand adaptive evolution in natural populations of animals and also pathogens causing human infectious diseases, by constructing mathematical models of population genetic processes and testing their predictions using genomics. He published more than 30 scientific papers including one in 2002 which describes a novel method to infer the evolutionary history of adaptive evolution using DNA sequence polymorphism. He currently serves as an Associate Editor for Molecular Biology and Evolution and BMC Evolutionary Biology.
Partial protection from fluctuating selection leads to evolution towards wider population size fluctuation and a novel mechanism of balancing selectionProceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, 2023, v.290 no.2001, 20230822
An Escherichia coli FdrA Variant Derived from Syntrophic Coculture with a Methanogen Increases Succinate Production Due to Changes in Allantoin DegradationMSPHERE, 2021, v.6 no.5, e00654-21
Phylogeography of Mytilisepta virgata (Mytilidae: Bivalvia) in the northwestern Pacific: Cryptic mitochondrial lineages and mito-nuclear discordanceMolecular Phylogenetics and Evolution, 2021, v.157, 107037
Multiple Modes of Positive Selection Shaping the Patterns of Incomplete Selective Sweeps over African Populations of Drosophila melanogasterMOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND EVOLUTION, 2017, v.34 no.11, 2792-2807
Phylogenetic analysis of two Plectus mitochondrial genomes (Nematoda: Plectida) supports a sister group relationship between Plectida and Rhabditida within ChromadoreaMolecular Phylogenetics and Evolution, 2017, v.107, 90-102
Population genetic processes affecting the mode of selective sweeps and effective population size in influenza virus H3N2BMC EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY, 2016, v.16
Episodic Nucleotide Substitutions in Seasonal Influenza Virus H3N2 Can Be Explained by Stochastic Genealogical Process without Positive SelectionMOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND EVOLUTION, 2015, v.32 no.3, 704-710
A population genetic model for the initial spread of partially resistant malaria parasites under anti-malarial combination therapy and weak intrahost competitionPLoS ONE, 2014, v.9 no.7
[학술지논문] Partial protection from fluctuating selection leads to evolution towards wider population size fluctuation and a novel mechanism of balancing selection
PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, 2023, v.290
no.2001
, 1-11
SCIE
[학술지논문] Effects of host and pathogenicity on mutation rates in avian influenza A viruses
Virus Evolution, 2022, v.8
no.1
, 013-013
SCIE
[학술지논문] An Escherichia coli FdrA Variant Derived from Syntrophic Coculture with a Methanogen Increases Succinate Production Due to Changes in Allantoin Degradation
MSPHERE, 2021, v.6
no.5
, 00654-00654
SCIE
[학술지논문] Inference of population genetic parameters from an irregular time series of seasonal influenza virus sequences
GENETICS, 2021, v.217
no.2
, 1-10
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[학술지논문] Partial protection from cyclical selection generates a high level of polymorphism at multiple non-neutral sites
EVOLUTION, 2019, v.73
no.8
, 1564-1577