Thomas Hankeln

This study compares DNA double-strand break repair efficiency at low and high damage levels between childhood cancer survivors and cancer-free individuals, finding that survivors repair low-level breaks more efficiently.

This paper improves metagenomic analysis for food sequencing using AFS-MetaCache2, showing long-read sequencing and the new tool outperform existing methods in accuracy and efficiency.

The paper investigates the correlation between loss of microRNAs, protein-coding genes, and morphological complexity in syndermatan invertebrates, finding a strong association in regressive evolution.

This study identifies androglobin (Adgb) as essential for male fertility in mice, showing its role in spermatogenesis and flagellum formation through interactions with Sept10.

This study compares the consistency, accuracy, and reproducibility of whole-genome short read sequencing across ten laboratories using different sequencing platforms and protocols.

The paper assembles the holo-genome of the lichen Umbilicaria pustulata using metagenomic data, revealing genome structures and abundance ratios of its symbiotic components.

The paper presents a high-quality genome assembly for Chironomus riparius using short and long reads, improving contiguity and providing the first complete mitochondrial genome and recombination rate estimates.

This paper evaluates All-Food-Seq (AFS) for detecting and quantifying meat ingredients in food samples, showing it outperforms qPCR and matches ddPCR in accuracy.

The paper investigates how minisatellite transposable elements contribute to population divergence in Chironomus riparius through differential activity and selection pressures.