Zhizhou Zhang

This paper analyzes 13,415 SNVs in 33 language/cognition genes across species to identify evolutionary breakpoints and assess gene enrichment, finding language and cognition genes are not separable modules but part of an integrated system.

The paper identifies key mutations in language/cognition genes by analyzing SNV similarity curves across species, finding higher occurrence frequencies and difference scores for cognitive-related genes at inflection points.

The paper examines SNV patterns in cognitive genes across 90 fish species and identifies four polymorphism patterns, one of which links to an ancient human sample.

This study analyzes SNP polymorphism patterns in language and cognition genes across 170 genomes to identify evolutionary stages and potential geographic origins of significant changes.

The paper investigates how different antifouling coatings affect barnacle colonization by analyzing microbial diversity in biofilms, finding significant differences in eukaryotic composition but not prokaryotic.

The paper compares language gene polymorphism patterns between humans and chimpanzee-like primates, finding distinct SNPs and clustering differences.

The paper collects and analyzes microbial DNA from barnacle footprints to identify potential microbes that may attract barnacle larvae.

This study compares prokaryotic flora structure on micro-nano coatings with different antifouling properties using 16S rDNA sequencing.

The paper analyzes microbial community structure in pit mud for Chinese strong-flavor liquor fermentation using full-length 16S rRNA sequencing and identifies key microbial taxa associated with different liquor quality levels.

The paper investigates uterine tumors in C. elegans as a senescent pathology caused by quasi-programs, showing similarities to teratomas and senescence.

The paper compares protease digestion of cod bone soup with rainbow trout extract to reduce bitterness, finding trout extract more effective in eliminating bitter taste.