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Bo Hua

Harvard University

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Genomewide identification of subtelomeric silencing factors in budding yeast

Alejandro Juárez‐Reyes, J. Abraham Avelar‐Rivas, Jhonatan A. Hernandez‐Valdes, Bo Hua, Sergio E. Campos, James González, Alicia González, Michael Springer, Eugenio Mancera, Alexander DeLuna

The paper introduces a quantitative method to identify subtelomeric silencing factors in budding yeast through genome-wide screening using a dual reporter system.

bioRxiv · Jul 20, 2022 · PreprintGenetics

Small effect-size mutations cumulatively affect yeast quantitative traits

Bo Hua, Michael Springer

The paper identifies small effect-size genes influencing yeast quantitative traits and shows they contribute significantly to trait variation.

bioRxiv · Apr 11, 2017 · PreprintSystems Biology

Natural Variation in Preparation for Nutrient Depletion Reveals a Cost-Benefit Tradeoff

Jue Wang, Esha Atolia, Bo Hua, Yonatan Savir, Renan Escalante-Chong, Michael Springer

The paper shows that yeast strains prepare for nutrient depletion by inducing metabolism genes before glucose exhaustion, revealing a cost-benefit tradeoff in growth strategies.

PLOS Biology · Jan 27, 2015Peer-reviewedSystems Biology