Pierre Luisi

This study uses 3D geometric morphometrics to analyze sexual shape variation in the human bony labyrinth across different regions, finding subtle and regionally heterogeneous differences.

Fifty micro-CT-scanned archaeological petrous bones from Argentina did not differ significantly from 43 unscanned ones on six ancient DNA metrics, motivating a multi-step workflow that scans bones before destructive sampling.

The paper analyzes genomic data from 87 admixed individuals in Argentina to identify sub-continental ancestry components, revealing four Native American components and additional European and African origins.

This study analyzes 76 exomes from five Mexican indigenous populations to infer population history and identify genes under positive selection.

This paper conducts the first GWAS on non-severe malaria in infants, identifying genetic variants associated with susceptibility to mild malaria and highlighting candidate genes involved in innate immunity.