Inge Seim

This study analyzes the genetic diversity of the deep sea, linking protein structures to genetic variants and identifying biotechnologically relevant features.

The paper presents 11 deep-sea coral genome assemblies, revealing evolutionary dynamics, environmental adaptation, and genetic differences between deep-sea and shallow-sea corals.

The paper compiles and analyzes 190 marine invertebrate genomes to explore their diversity, function, and evolutionary relationships.

The paper analyzes 630 aquatic vertebrate genomes to create a compendium, revealing TE diversity and gene family evolution related to the water-to-land transition.

The paper presents draft genomes of male and female Australian jacky dragons, providing insights into lizard evolution and sex determination.

The paper introduces a de novo scaffolding tool for synthetic long reads that improves assembly quality significantly, especially for assemblies from next-generation sequencing reads.

The paper announces the Fish10K project to sequence 10,000 fish genomes and describes a workflow for biospecimen procurement, sequencing, and assembly.

This study presents three Osteoglossidae genomes to explore ancient teleost evolution, revealing divergence times and genomic changes linked to continental drift and dietary adaptations.

The paper reports complete chloroplast genomes of 14 mangrove species and performs phylogenetic and genomic comparative analyses to understand their evolutionary relationships.

This study presents the first chromosome-level genome assembly of the copperband butterflyfish, Chelmon rostratus, providing insights into genome evolution and adaptation in coral reef fish.

The paper presents a chromosome-level genome of black rockfish, identifies candidate genes related to viviparity, and proposes a reproductive model.

The paper resolves the sex-determination system in Ginkgo biloba, identifying XY chromosomes and five potential sex-determination genes originating ~14 million years ago.

This study investigates the molecular evolution of glutathione transferase (GST) genes in cetaceans, finding gene loss and adaptive evolution linked to oxidative stress adaptation.

The paper analyzes TCGA data to find genes associated with BMI in oesophageal adenocarcinoma, suggesting a link between obesity and this cancer subtype.

This paper surveys information sources used by academic researchers to evaluate scientific instruments and finds concerning incentives similar to those in the biopharmaceutical industry.

This study identifies elevated ghrelin-reactive autoantibodies in children with Prader-Willi Syndrome, which bind both orexigenic and non-orexigenic ghrelin isoforms, suggesting a potential therapeutic target for PWS and obesity.