Anna K. Lindholm

The paper identifies misregulated sperm components in mice with a selfish supergene using single-nucleus transcriptomics and phosphoproteomics, revealing dysregulated phosphorylation and gene expression related to sperm motility.

The paper models the use of the t haplotype for suppressing house mouse populations and finds that combined releases with trapping or competitive males can reduce eradication times compared to tCRISPR.

The paper tracks social interactions and vocalizations in wild house mice over 10 years, finding seasonal vocalization patterns linked to social group dynamics and pup presence.

The paper assembles the t supergene in house mice, revealing its deterioration through accumulated deleterious variants and non-Mendelian transmission.

This paper introduces SPORE, a method for accurately inferring parent-offspring relationships in inbred populations despite high inbreeding and genotyping errors.