Bart A. Pannebakker

The paper assesses genetic structure and inbreeding in Andrena flavipes bees using SNPs, finding isolation-by-distance and high inbreeding despite high genetic variation.

The paper shows that female parasitoid wasps prefer superparasitism on non-diapausing hosts, which increases parasitism efficiency despite offspring competition.

The paper identifies the CSD locus in Bombus terrestris, showing its conservation across hymenopteran species and implications for population management.

This study shows that post-mating odors in butterflies serve ecological roles like deterring predators and parasitoids, not just sexual selection.

This paper applies genomic prediction to wing morphology traits in Nasonia vitripennis using GBLUP and GBS data, finding higher accuracy in 5-fold cross-validation than across-generation validations.

This study tests a homing gene drive in Drosophila melanogaster and finds that while simple resistance alleles can emerge, complex resistance is unlikely due to no heritable genetic effects on drive efficiency.

This paper introduces a two-target gene drive design that improves suppression efficiency by combining homing and fitness cost elements, showing success in Drosophila but highlighting remaining challenges.

This study identifies six loci with significant lifespan effects and eight pairwise interactions in Drosophila melanogaster, showing that lifespan-related alleles are not necessarily selected for increased lifespan.

This study investigates insecticide resistance in Myzus persicae by comparing sensitivity of specific genotypes to various insecticides and screening for resistance mutations.

The paper examines clonal diversity and genetic structure of Myzus persicae in organic and conventional greenhouses, finding higher diversity in organic systems and shifts in dominant clones in conventional systems.

The paper examines genetic differentiation in the sweat bee Halictus rubicundus at extreme latitudes, finding genetic isolation in northern Scotland compared to southern England, but genetic overlap across the Irish Sea.

The paper presents the first genome of Nesidiocoris tenuis, a predatory bug with dual roles as a biological control agent and pest, using linked-read sequencing and various genomic analyses.

The paper presents the linked-read genome of Bracon brevicornis and investigates the complementary sex determiner gene using comparative analysis.

The paper presents a hybrid genome assembly and annotation of Trichogramma brassicae, revealing gene clusters and providing resources for comparative genomics and molecular studies.