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A. Diop

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A.-P. Gadeau· 1 shared C. Chapouly· 1 shared L. Cornuault· 1 shared L.-M. Bobay· 1 shared M.-A. Renault· 1 shared P.-L. Hollier· 1 shared S. Guimbal· 1 shared

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Introgression impacts the evolution of bacteria, but species borders are rarely fuzzy.

L.-M. Bobay, A. Diop

The paper quantifies introgression across bacterial lineages, finding varying levels of gene flow and its association with ecological proximity, but not substantial blurring of species borders.

bioRxiv · May 9, 2024Microbiology

Endothelial cell response to Hedgehog ligands depends on their processing

P.-L. Hollier, C. Chapouly, A. Diop, S. Guimbal, L. Cornuault, A.-P. Gadeau, M.-A. Renault

The paper shows that N-Shh and Dhh have opposing effects on endothelial cells, with N-Shh acting as a competitive antagonist to Dhh.

bioRxiv · Mar 3, 2020 · PreprintPhysiology