D. I. Drautz-Moses

This paper analyzes ancient and modern polar and brown bear genomes to study evolutionary history and gene flow, finding evidence of ancient introgression from brown bears into polar bears.

This study shows that disturbance frequency affects microbial community diversity, function, and assembly mechanisms, with intermediate disturbance levels promoting stochastic processes and higher diversity but variable function.

The paper reports the draft genome of a Candidatus Brocadia anammox bacterium enriched from tropical-climate activated sludge, revealing its gene content and absence of a nitric oxide-forming nitrite reductase.