Jocelyn Turpin

This study identifies discriminating regions in retroviral genomes to distinguish exogenous from endogenous sequences, revealing misannotations in viral databases and proposing criteria for accurate viral surveillance.

This study evaluates TE polymorphic detection tools using simulated data based on real genomes, finding that few tools perform well and all are sensitive to genomic and TE characteristics.

This study identifies two active endogenous retrovirus families in goats, revealing distinct evolutionary dynamics among ruminants.

This study analyzes French-wide genetic diversity of oncogenic small ruminant beta-retroviruses to identify molecular signatures linked to cancer prevalence in sheep and goats.