Ajinkya Bharatraj Patil

This study shows that recombination suppression through chromosomal rearrangements preceded fissiparous asexuality in planarians, reducing the costs of asexuality.

The paper identifies multiple independent GPRC6A gene loss events across vertebrates, challenging the notion of its universal functionality and suggesting lineage-specific adaptations.

The paper examines chromatin accessibility differences in hybrids of Drosophila species to explore how chromosomal rearrangements influence epigenetic divergence and reproductive isolation.

The paper analyzes the genetic structure and demographic history of green peafowls using whole-genome sequencing data to identify distinct populations and inform conservation strategies.

The paper assembles the genome of Wild jack (Artocarpus hirsutus) and compares it with Jackfruit and Breadfruit genomes to study demographic history and evolutionary patterns.