Ramey C. Youngblood

The paper presents de novo genome assemblies of four rainbow trout lines to identify structural variants and build a pangenome reference for studying domestication and adaptation.

This study constructs a mango pangenome to explore genetic diversity and evolution, identifying structural variations, SNPs, and trait-associated genes for breeding and conservation.

The paper generates a chromosome-level de-novo genome assembly and develops a 50K SNP array for North American Atlantic salmon, revealing karyotype differences due to chromosomal fissions and fusions.

The paper presents a high-quality chromosome-level genome assembly for rohu carp and uses it to explore gene flow and sex determination through SNP analysis.

The paper tracks structural mutations in rice over a century of breeding, showing exonic mutations are removed more rapidly than other mutation types during selection.

The paper presents a de-novo genome assembly of the Arlee homozygous rainbow trout line using long-read sequencing and scaffolding, revealing structural variations and improving gene annotation.