Camille Noûs

The paper models the impact of assortative mating and vertical cultural transmission on genetic association measures like heritability and GWAS results.

This study simulates partially clonal populations to explore how clonality rates affect clone age distributions and genetic diversity over time.

The paper examines biome phylogeny using trait data, finding a possible lineage among terrestrial biomes with tropical biomes showing a common ancestor.

The paper presents an algorithm to calculate the expected Site Frequency Spectrum (SFS) in structured populations, enabling demographic parameter inference in the symmetrical n-island model.

This paper extends the IICR to larger sample sizes and identifies limitations of demographic inferential methods using simulations and real data.

The paper identifies a new cell cycle variant in multiciliated cells that enables centriole amplification without DNA replication or mitosis.

This study shows the MCC cell cycle variant accelerates centriole biogenesis by overlapping two cycles to produce multiple mature centrioles without cell division.

The paper evaluates maize resistance to European Corn Borer by linking palatability to metabolomic profiles, identifying key metabolites correlated with resistance.

The paper extends previous work on assortative mating in an additive polygenic model by incorporating a correlation between parental and offspring environments.

The paper examines how genomic variations in effective population size due to linked selection affect coalescence time distributions and demographic inference.

The paper investigates how cell identity in Ectocarpus is influenced by age, shape, or position using transcriptomic analysis of mutant and wild-type strains.

The paper integrates protein abundance, metabolic fluxes, and phenotypic traits in yeast to uncover metabolic bases of phenotypic variation.