Yi‐Ling Chiu

This study shows that photosymbiosis in different animals uses ancestral endodermal programs and lineage-specific innovations, revealing a general cellular principle for complex symbiosis evolution.

This study presents a corallimorpharian genome and single-cell transcriptomes to show that coral calcification evolved through a derived calicoblast cell state and genomic innovations.

This study compares genomes of symbiotic and non-symbiotic Palythoa species to investigate symbiosis evolution and palytoxin origin, finding that palytoxin likely originates from associated bacteria.

This study identifies E. acroporae Acr-14T as a coral probiotic that enhances thermal resilience by mitigating protein-folding stress and supporting energy homeostasis through single-cell transcriptomics and microbial profiling.

The paper reports genome and transcriptome analyses of four tissues in the coral Fimbriaphyllia ancora, revealing tissue-specific gene expression and biological functions.