Richard M. Clark

The paper identifies trans-eQTL hotspots in T. urticae linked to host plant fitness using a multiparental RNA-seq approach.

This study identifies trans-driven expression variation in detoxification genes in Tetranychus urticae, linking it to pesticide resistance and host plant adaptation.

This study identifies genetic variants, including copy number variation and cis-regulatory changes, associated with pyflubumide resistance in spider mites through high-resolution genetic mapping and functional experiments.

The paper identifies large-effect loci in maize inbred lines B96, B49, and B75 for resistance to the generalist spider mite Tetranychus urticae, but not the specialist Oligonychus pratensis.

This study identifies cuticle alterations and P450 detoxification as resistance mechanisms in pyrethroid-resistant Anopheles arabiensis populations from Ethiopia using RNAseq.

The paper uses experimental evolution in spider mites to map genetic loci underlying pesticide resistance and host plant adaptation, revealing polygenic and locus-specific mechanisms.

The paper develops a method to map structural variants as quantitative traits in Arabidopsis, identifying transpositions and their phenotypic effects using low-coverage sequencing data.