Martin N. Andersson

The paper examines how variation in beech seed abundance affects yolk fatty acid composition in great tits, finding significant differences in PUFA profiles between years of high and low seed availability.

This study functionally characterizes odorant receptor orthologues in three conifer-feeding beetle species, finding conserved responses to ecologically relevant odors.

The paper presents a high-quality genome assembly of the Eurasian spruce bark beetle, revealing gene families related to plant cell wall degradation and providing resources for studying its evolutionary biology and pest control.

The paper functionally characterizes odorant receptors in bark beetles, revealing their specific responses to monoterpenoids from different ecological sources and suggesting neofunctionalization after gene duplication.

The paper identifies and characterizes two odorant receptors in bark beetles, predicting their ligand binding sites and highlighting key residues involved in pheromone recognition.

The paper presents the genome of the Colorado potato beetle to study its rapid evolutionary changes, herbivory adaptations, and insecticide resistance mechanisms.