Enrico Coen

The paper shows how natural selection shapes molecular gradients by acting on multiple loci in snapdragons, with cis and trans regulatory variation influencing flower color gradients.

This study identifies gene regulatory modules involved in Antirrhinum flower shape development by analyzing gene expression patterns along developmental axes and boundaries.

The paper investigates how microtubule orientations in plant cells are coordinated at the tissue level through cellular-level sensing mechanisms rather than direct microtubule stress sensing.

The paper constructs a synthetic pectin-cellulose nanofiber capsule to mimic the mechanical properties of regenerating plant cell walls and finds that thickness-dependent stiffness is similar to natural walls.

The paper identifies genomic loci underlying adaptive peaks in Antirrhinum by analyzing 18 populations and finding two partitions associated with hybrid incompatibility and eco-adaptation.

The paper presents chromosome-level genome assemblies of Antirrhinum hispanicum, revealing the evolutionary dynamics of the S-locus supergene through comparative genomics and haplotype analysis.

This study presents the first high-quality genome assembly of Antirrhinum majus, revealing evolutionary relationships and genetic architectures of complex traits.