Christine A. Tabuloc

This study shows that insecticide-resistant Drosophila suzukii exhibits increased global alternative splicing events, enriched in stress response and resistance processes, even without substantial differential gene expression.

This study shows that alternative splicing of the timeless gene regulates seasonal adaptations in Drosophila by modulating PDF signaling through a winter gating mechanism.

The paper investigates temperature-sensitive alternative splicing of the clk gene in Drosophila and its role in regulating circadian clock function through phosphorylation site deletion.

This study identifies molecular mechanisms of pyrethroid and spinosad resistance in Drosophila suzukii through transcriptome analysis and validates findings using Drosophila melanogaster mutants.

This study shows CLOCK and TIMELESS regulate daily rhythmic BRM chromatin-remodeling activity at clock gene promoters in Drosophila.

This study shows that PDF signaling negatively modulates EYA levels to regulate seasonal physiology in Drosophila by integrating thermal and photoperiodic cues.

This study identifies DOM splice variants DOM-A and DOM-B as regulators of circadian behavior and sLNv maintenance in Drosophila by modulating pacemaker gene expression and PDF accumulation.