Toni Ingolf Gossmann

This paper introduces a matrix framework to estimate genotypic selection at multiallelic loci from time-series data, demonstrating its application to yeast evolution experiments.

The paper identifies a localized introgressed haplotype in a great tit that retains distinct ancestry despite genome-wide homogenization, linking it to plumage pigmentation.

This study investigates the conservation of dietary restriction (DR) mechanisms across Drosophila species, finding phenotypic conservation but taxonomic specificity in genetic responses.

SwarmGenomics provides a modular pipeline for whole-genome analysis of diploid species, offering tools for genetic diversity and population history studies in giant pandas.

The paper identifies and analyzes insertions and deletions (indels) in the great tit genome, finding they show signs of natural selection and are linked to adaptive traits.

This study uses AlphaFold2 to analyze how metabolism influenced enzyme structural evolution across 400 million years by examining 11,269 enzyme structures and their metabolic reactions.

This study uses DNA barcoding to analyze genetic diversity in Iranian passerine birds, revealing significant East-West genetic splits and highlighting the role of purifying selection in mtDNA diversity.

The paper uses de-novo somatic mutations to deconvolute 5mC methylation patterns in mixed tissues, showing improved accuracy in estimating methylation levels and detecting differentially-methylated sites.

The paper quantifies proteomic effects of aneuploidy in natural yeast isolates, finding chromosome-wide dosage compensation in the proteome but not transcriptome.

The paper explores unmapped DNA and RNA reads from a songbird genome, generating de novo assemblies to identify sequences absent in the reference genome and potential pathogens.