Jérôme Montfort

This paper identifies miR-187 as a regulator of early oogenesis and female fecundity in medaka through CRISPR/Cas9 knockout and transcriptomic analysis.

The paper identifies sex-biased miRNA markers that reflect past thermal events in European sea bass gonads, with some markers showing conserved sex-skewed expression across multiple fish species.

FEVER integrates genomic and transcriptomic data across fish species and tissues to enable evolutionary transcriptomics analysis.

The paper identifies a miRNA phenotypic target through de novo analysis in a medaka model, revealing miR-202 regulation of egg production via the Hippo pathway.

The paper identifies sex-specific miRNAs in zebrafish gonads that respond to heat treatment, suggesting their potential as epigenetic markers for environmental exposure.

The paper constructs a high-resolution comparative atlas of paleopolyploid regions across 74 teleost genomes to study rediploidization and finds that some duplicated regions remained tetraploid for over 60 million years.

The paper identifies a truncated duplication of the amhr2 gene on the Y chromosome in Pangasiid catfishes as a conserved master sex-determining gene.

This study investigates the distinct roles of maternally-inherited mRNAs and proteins in fish egg development, showing they contribute to neurodevelopment and immune protection respectively.

The paper identifies circulating miRNAs as biomarkers of metabolic and reproductive states in rainbow trout using small RNA-seq and qPCR, showing fluid-specific miRNAomes and candidate biomarkers for myogenesis and reproductive success.

This study shows that miR-202 is critical for female fecundity in medaka, as its knockout leads to reduced egg production and fertility.