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Justin L. Eagan

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Justin L. EaganiD1 paper · University of Wisconsin–Madison

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Transposable elements facilitate the unintentional domestication of a cheese-associated Penicillium mold

Nicolas L. Louw, Justin L. Eagan, Jackson Larlee, Mateo Kehler, Nancy P. Keller, Benjamin E. Wolfe

The paper tracks a Penicillium mold population in a cheese cave over eight years, showing a green-to-white phenotypic shift linked to alb1 gene disruptions and transposable elements, with competitive advantages in dark conditions.

bioRxiv · Apr 10, 2025 · PreprintMicrobiology