Éric Dufour

The paper investigates mitonuclear incompatibilities in hybrid hares by generating cybrids and analyzing their cellular fitness and metabolic effects.

The paper analyzes mitochondrial tandem repeat variation in hares, finding species-specific differences and suggesting these repeats are selfish genetic elements rather than regulatory.

This study identifies species differences in glycerol-3-phosphate metabolism between brown and mountain hares, revealing metabolic adaptations to climate.

The paper examines how changes in RNA polymerase concentration affect gene expression in E. coli, finding that mid-term responses correlate with transcription factor network topology.

The paper investigates the role of a second hybrid-binding domain in Drosophila RNase H1, showing it enhances catalytic activity and processivity by facilitating dissociation of the active site from the product.