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Y. Holtz

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Comparative analysis based on transcriptomics and metabolomics data reveal differences between emmer and durum wheat in response to nitrogen starvation

R. Beleggia, N. Omranian, Y. Holtz, T. Gioia, F. Fiorani, F. Nigro, N. Pecchioni, P. De Vita, U. Schurr, J. David, Z. Nikoloski, R. Papa

This study compares transcriptomics and metabolomics responses to nitrogen starvation in emmer and durum wheat, finding durum exhibits broader and stronger responses with distinct metabolic and transcriptional patterns.

bioRxiv · Feb 3, 2020Plant Biology

Evolutionary forces affecting synonymous variations in plant genomes

Y. Clement, G. Sarah, Y. Holtz, F. Homa, S. Pointet, S. Contreras, B. Nabholz, F. Sabot, L. Saune, M. Ardisson, R. Bacilieri, G. Besnard, A. Berger, C. Cardi, F. De Bellis, , S. Glemin

The paper investigates the evolutionary forces shaping synonymous variations in plant genomes, finding that GC-biased gene conversion is more prevalent and stronger than selection in most species.

bioRxiv · Nov 7, 2016Evolutionary Biology