Manolo Gouy is affiliated with Claude Bernard University Lyon 1 in France. Their research spans several fields including Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology, as well as Materials Science. Within these broader areas, Gouy focuses on subfields such as Molecular Biology, Materials Chemistry, Genetics, and Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics.
The scientist's work addresses a wide range of topics. Key areas of research include:
Gouy has contributed to academic literature with multiple published papers. Notable recent publications include:
Frequent collaborators with whose work Gouy has been associated include Éric Tannier, Nicolas Comte, David P. Parsons, Céline Brochier-Armanet, and Mathieu Groussin. These coauthors have appeared multiple times alongside Gouy in research publications.
Gouy has also published a book titled Bioinformatique: de la séquence à la structure des protéines - cours et cas pratiques Ed. 3 released in 2021 by Dunod. This contribution falls within the realm of bioinformatics, integrating sequence analysis and protein structure interpretation.
The scientist's frequent venues for publications reflect their specific interests in molecular evolution and computational biology. They have published notably in Molecular Biology and Evolution, BMC Ecology and Evolution, and Bioinformatics.
Manolo Gouy;Stéphane Guindon;Olivier Gascuel
François Jeanmougin;Julie D. Thompson;Manolo Gouy;Desmond G. Higgins
Nicolas Galtier;Manolo Gouy;Christian Gautier
G. Perrière;Manolo Gouy
Manolo Gouy;Christian Gautier
Michaël D. Katinka;Simone Duprat;Emmanuel Cornillot;Guy Méténier
R. Grantham;Christian Gautier;Manolo Gouy;M. Jacobzone
R. Grantham;Christian Gautier;Manolo Gouy;R. Mercier
Kenneth H. Wolfe;Manolo Gouy;Yau-Wen Yang;Paul M. Sharp
T. Lefébure;Christophe Douady;M. Gouy;Janine Gibert
Nicolas Galtier;Nicolas Tourasse;Manolo Gouy
R. Grantham;Christian Gautier;Manolo Gouy
N. Galtier;Manolo Gouy
Vincent Daubin;Manolo Gouy;Guy Perrière
Dan Graur;Laurent Duret;Manolo Gouy
Wen-Hsiung Li;Manolo Gouy;Paul M. Sharp;Colm O'Huigin
Nicolas Galtier;Manolo Gouy
Bastien Boussau;Bastien Boussau;Gergely J. Szöllősi;Laurent Duret;Manolo Gouy
Bastien Boussau;Samuel Blanquart;Anamaria Necsulea;Nicolas Lartillot;Nicolas Lartillot
Laurent Duret;Dominique Mouchiroud;Manolo Gouy
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