Gabrielle C. Coffing

This paper presents a protocol for non-invasively determining the sex of cephalopods using skin swabs and qPCR, applicable to multiple species as early as 3 hours post-hatching.

This study compares population genomes of two sympatric octopus species to examine recent evolutionary divergence and selection patterns.

This paper develops a non-invasive method to genotype cephalopod sex using quantitative PCR, validated across multiple species and sequencing data.

This study presents the first chromosome-scale genome of a female California two-spot octopus, revealing a ZO sex chromosome system and demonstrating the ancient origin of the sex chromosome in cephalopods.

The paper presents a single-cell molecular atlas of the octopus optic lobe, identifying neuronal and non-neuronal cell types and their spatial organization.

This paper uses variational autoencoders to visualize population genetic structure, showing better global geometry preservation than t-SNE and UMAP.