Zhenbin Hu

The paper investigates how alternative TSS usage correlates with gene expression and translation efficiency across eukaryotes, revealing its role in regulating protein production.

The paper tests an extended omnigenic model to explain the geometric distribution of effect sizes in complex traits using sorghum yield data, finding evidence for regulatory effects both in space and time.

The paper identifies quantitative trait loci (QTL) for plant architecture traits in sorghum using a nested association mapping population and evaluates genomic prediction accuracy.

This study identifies genetic factors controlling inflorescence morphology in sorghum using nested association mapping, revealing QTL associated with precipitation adaptation.

The paper identifies genetic loci associated with chilling tolerance in sorghum using nested association mapping and finds some loci co-localize with historically selected genes.

This study characterizes epistatic genetic architecture in cowpea using a MAGIC population and evaluates genomic selection models, finding that epistasis significantly impacts traits and improves prediction accuracy.