Jean‐Michel Ané

This study identifies heat stress effects on legume nodulation and shows genetic manipulation can improve nitrogen fixation under high temperatures.

This study uses single-cell RNA sequencing to identify gene regulatory networks in mucilage-producing roots across maize, sorghum, and Medicago truncatula, revealing shared and species-specific regulators.

The paper constructs synthetic microbial communities to study interspecies interactions on nitrogen fixation and identifies a community for microbial inoculants.

This paper constructs a gene regulatory network for Aspergillus fumigatus using RNA-seq data, validates it with experimental cases, and provides an online resource called GRAsp.

This study shows that LysM receptor-like kinases are essential for poplar to form ectomycorrhizal symbiosis with Laccaria bicolor and respond to related signals.

The paper identifies EPP1 as a fourth gene in the ancestral common symbiosis pathway, essential for plant-microbe interactions across multiple plant clades.

This study shows Oaxacan maize landraces develop aerial roots in both juvenile and adult phases, with minimal impact from soil nitrogen and humidity.

This study identifies genetic factors influencing aerial root traits in maize that support biological nitrogen fixation, finding heritable traits and QTLs from landrace and elite inbred varieties.

The paper introduces network analysis methods to identify exogenous compounds that trigger specialized metabolite production in fungi and distinguish unknown analytes.