Chiara Bortoluzzi

This paper quantifies genomic erosion and its impact on species recovery, proposing a Genomic Green Status framework to integrate genomic metrics into conservation planning.

The paper presents the reference genome of Coenonympha oedippus, an endangered butterfly, to study genetic mechanisms of adaptation to two ecotypes and support conservation efforts.

The paper presents the chromosome-level genome assembly of Arca noae, a Mediterranean bivalve, providing evolutionary insights and genomic resources for studying environmental adaptation.

The paper presents the reference genome of Cheirolophus tagananensis, providing tools for studying genetic adaptation and supporting conservation strategies.

The paper presents the genome of Pinctada radiata, a Lessepsian migrant, providing insights into its genetic adaptations to environmental changes and supporting conservation efforts.

The paper presents the reference genome of Erebia palarica, enabling studies on speciation, hybridization, and population genetics.

The paper presents the reference genome of the Spanish Moon Moth Graellsia isabellae, which helps resolve its scientific name and supports genetic monitoring of the species.

This study assesses the impact of a conservation program on genetic diversity and inbreeding in two French chicken breeds using whole-genome sequencing data.

The paper presents a high-quality wisent genome assembly, identifies a deletion inactivating the THRSP gene, and shows its absence in bison compared to cattle and water buffalo.

This study uses long-read sequencing to analyze 88 Lepidoptera genomes, identifying genomic signatures linked to conservation concerns like low heterozygosity and high inbreeding.

The paper identifies functionally important variants in conserved non-protein-coding regions of the chicken genome using a variant effect prediction tool called chCADD.