L’UMR CBGP – Centre de Biologie pour la Gestion des Populations – a pour vocation de comprendre les mécanismes qui régissent l’évolution de populations d'organismes importants pour l’agronomie, les forêts, la santé humaine ou la conservation de la biodiversité. Les recherches portent sur des modèles biologiques et sont développées selon six axes : origine et caractérisation de la biodiversité ; adaptation des phytophages, de leurs ennemis naturels et de leurs symbiontes ; écologie et évolution des zoonoses ; biologie, écologie et évolution des espèces envahissantes ; génomique statistique et évolutive des populations ; approches moléculaires et bioinformatiques haut débit. Nos tutelles sont l'INRAE, le CIRAD, l'IRD et l'Institut Agro-Montpellier.

UMR CBGP – Centre de Biologie pour la Gestion des Populations – aims to understand the mechanisms that govern populations of organisms that are important to agriculture, forest, human health and biodiversity conservation. Studies concern biological models and follow six lines of research: origin and characterization of biodiversity; adaptation of plant eaters, their natural enemies and symbionts; ecology and evolution of zoonoses; biology, ecology and evolution of invasive species; statistical and evolutionary population genomics; and high-throughput molecular and bioinformatics techniques. Our supervising bodies are INRAE, CIRAD, IRD and Institut Agro-Montpellier.
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L3_GCMS_analysis.R
9 nov. 2022 - Original data used in Vernier et al.'s work: "Faeces' odours attract gregarious locust hoppers"
R Syntax - 7,9 KB - MD5: e4913e31513b11b5849ec798c86c6ca3
CodeGC-MSR
R script for GC-MS analysis.
L3_GCMS_filters.R
9 nov. 2022 - Original data used in Vernier et al.'s work: "Faeces' odours attract gregarious locust hoppers"
R Syntax - 3,8 KB - MD5: a0834b9f20351b50442b49d050bd74fe
CodeGC-MSR
R script to filter VOCs.
Olfacto_script.R
9 nov. 2022 - Original data used in Vernier et al.'s work: "Faeces' odours attract gregarious locust hoppers"
R Syntax - 13,5 KB - MD5: 913281e2681925398c0bf98ee234b8da
Behavioural assaysCodeR
R script for behavioural assays analysis and statistical tests.
ReadMe.txt
9 nov. 2022 - Original data used in Vernier et al.'s work: "Faeces' odours attract gregarious locust hoppers"
Plain Text - 1,0 KB - MD5: f7c416771f101e1bef4ed356f43bdf77
Behavioural assaysDocumentationGC-MS
Files documentation.
References_samples_GC_MS.tab
9 nov. 2022 - Original data used in Vernier et al.'s work: "Faeces' odours attract gregarious locust hoppers"
Tabular Data - 409 B - 1 Variables, 25 Observations - UNF:6:CQg5G7emWL6qao1Wk7YhuQ==
DataGC-MS
Reference table of samples analyzed in GC-MS.
Original data for "Javal et al. 2022. Does host plant drive variation in microbial gut communities in a recently shifted pest? Microbial Ecology (2022)"
Original data for "Javal et al. 2022. Does host plant drive variation in microbial gut communities in a recently shifted pest? Microbial Ecology (2022)"
29 août 2022
Javal, Marion; Terblanche, John; Benoit, Laure; Conlong, Desmond; Lloyd, James; Chapuis, Marie-Pierre, 2022, "Original data for "Javal et al. 2022. Does host plant drive variation in microbial gut communities in a recently shifted pest? Microbial Ecology (2022)"", https://doi.org/10.18167/DVN1/4KYM3B, CIRAD Dataverse, V1, UNF:6:hw/k9VXTEae1/JbguJzMtQ== [fileUNF]
Dataset describing microbial gut communities in a recently shifted pest, Cacosceles newmannii in 2018 in Kwazulu Natal, South Africa.
abundance.metadata.txt
29 août 2022 - Original data for "Javal et al. 2022. Does host plant drive variation in microbial gut communities in a recently shifted pest? Microbial Ecology (2022)"
Plain Text - 3,8 KB - MD5: 84ef1e8ba0e656d5b52f7065d68131fc
Metadata of the abundance table of the 100 hundred gut samples used in statistical analyses.
abundance.sequences
29 août 2022 - Original data for "Javal et al. 2022. Does host plant drive variation in microbial gut communities in a recently shifted pest? Microbial Ecology (2022)"
Unknown - 132,9 KB - MD5: 9f24a065265a74496f74d87f16fa55d7
Fasta file of bacterial sequences retained after filtering
abundance.table.txt
29 août 2022 - Original data for "Javal et al. 2022. Does host plant drive variation in microbial gut communities in a recently shifted pest? Microbial Ecology (2022)"
Plain Text - 102,4 KB - MD5: 2f65e1dca0c88e5d14a9de13cc612158
Bacterial abundance table of the 100 hundred gut samples used in statistical analyses.
abundance.taxonomy.txt
29 août 2022 - Original data for "Javal et al. 2022. Does host plant drive variation in microbial gut communities in a recently shifted pest? Microbial Ecology (2022)"
Plain Text - 46,0 KB - MD5: 19d7f9604279a12435feb82c5e62233a
Taxonomy of the bacteria in the abundance table of the 100 hundred gut samples used in statistical analyses.
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