Eiji Yamamoto

Multi-omics profiling with indoor-unmanned phenotyping reveals drought adaptation through constitutive ABF1 expression in wild rice

The paper uses multi-omics profiling and an indoor unmanned phenotyping system to identify constitutive ABF1 expression as a mechanism for drought adaptation in wild rice.

Exploring Efficient Linear Mixed Models to Detect Quantitative Trait Locus-by-environment Interactions

This study compares linear mixed models to detect QTL and QTL-by-environment interactions in tomato phenotype data across cropping seasons.

Neighbor GWAS: incorporating neighbor genotypic identity into genome-wide association studies of field herbivory

This paper introduces Neighbor GWAS, a method that incorporates neighbor genotypic identity into GWAS to better capture spatial genetic effects, finding that neighbor effects explain 8% more phenotypic variation in field herbivory data.

Genetic Mapping in Autohexaploid Sweet Potato with Low-coverage NGS-based Genotyping Data

The paper proposes a cost-effective genetic mapping strategy for autopolyploids using low-coverage NGS data and allele dosage probabilities to detect loci associated with phenotypes.

Loss of Photosynthetic Rhythm Thermal Plasticity Under Domestication and RepurposingDrivers of Circadian Clock (DOC) Loci for Adaptive Breeding in Barley

The paper shows that domestication of barley reduced thermal plasticity of circadian rhythms and identifies genetic loci that influence these changes and yield traits.