Christopher J. Fiscus

This study identifies genetic factors influencing repeat abundance variation in Arabidopsis thaliana genomes using resequencing and genome-wide association analyses.

This study analyzes introgression and adaptive repeatability across 48 Vitis species using whole-genome data, finding widespread introgression and shared genetic variation.

The paper quantifies the evolutionary impact of SNPs affecting RNA secondary structure in Arabidopsis thaliana genes, finding reduced diversity and selection against certain mutations.

This study examines how climate, population size, and dispersal affect mutational load in Vitis arizonica, finding that load is highest at the range expansion edge and influenced by climate and dispersal.

The paper tracks genetic and phenotypic evolution in a century-long barley experiment, showing natural selection reduces diversity to a single clonal lineage by generation F50.

The paper analyzes genetic variation in 2,021 cowpea accessions to identify population structure and map the genetic basis of seed coat pigmentation traits.