Braedan M. McCluskey

This study identifies a zebrafish mutation in ddx49 causing differential cell-type vulnerability in pigment cells due to impaired ribosome biogenesis.

This study investigates the genomic and genetic factors underlying speciation and pigment pattern diversification in Danio fishes, revealing introgression, functional divergence of specific genes, and evolutionary changes in protein and regulatory sequences.

The paper identifies a gene involved in pigment cell communication that governs color pattern formation in zebrafish and anemonefish.

This study uses multiomic analysis to investigate metabolic interactions between colorectal cancer cells and hepatocytes in liver metastasis, revealing metabolic shifts and potential therapeutic targets.

The paper uses exome sequencing of Danio species to show zebrafish has an ancient hybrid origin and recent gene flow, with genomic regions supporting different evolutionary relationships.

The paper introduces quantitative metrics based on information theory to analyze pigment patterns in Danio fishes, showing they can distinguish pattern types and detect mutation effects.

This study identifies a complex genetic architecture underlying stripe and spot patterns in zebrafish relatives D. quagga and D. kyathit, revealing multiple loci and epistatic interactions.

RADSex is a computational workflow for analyzing RAD-Seq data to identify sex determination systems, uncovering new sex-specific markers in fish species.