CÉLINE M. O. REISSER

The paper identifies genomic islands of parallel differentiation in the European flat oyster, showing they act as barriers to gene flow despite overall rampant gene flow.

The paper identifies adaptive loci associated with pollution tolerance in Gambusia holbrooki using genome-environment association analyses across multiple pollutants and populations.

This study examines how juvenile two-banded seabream exposed to port conditions show physiological and transcriptomic changes, suggesting potential acclimation strategies with long-term health implications.

The paper examines pesticide-induced molecular responses in crayfish populations with varying pollution exposure, finding population-specific gene expression patterns linked to potential pollutant resistance.

The paper uses RNA-seq to compare transcriptome expression in pearl sacs of P. margaritifera producing high and low quality pearls, identifying gene expression differences and alternative splicing patterns in biomineralization genes.

The paper identifies a core set of 675 genes with consistent sex-biased expression in three Daphnia species, showing a female overexpression bias and similar proportions to species with genetic sex determination.