Lucas P. Henry

Deep sequencing artificially inflates estimates of microbial diversity

The paper shows that deep sequencing increases artificial diversity estimates in microbial studies and suggests using no-diversity amplicons to optimize sequencing parameters.

Biotic-response networks are an important organizer of the transcriptome in wild Arabidopsis thaliana populations

The paper examines transcriptome organization in wild Arabidopsis thaliana populations and finds that biotic-response networks are well conserved, while other networks are reorganized in natural settings.

Seasonality, land use, and host diversity shape microbiome-pathogen interactions in wild populations of Arabidopsis thaliana

The paper examines how seasonality, land use, and host diversity influence microbiome-pathogen interactions in wild Arabidopsis thaliana populations across different habitats.

Longitudinal sequencing reveals polygenic andepistatic nature of genomic response to selection

This study uses longitudinal sequencing in Drosophila to show that genomic response to selection involves both polygenic shifts and epistatic interactions, with DEGs enriched for selected SNPs.

The repercussions of timing in the invasion of synthetic bacterial communities

This study shows that microbial communities are more vulnerable to invasion during transient dynamics, with invaders having greater impact before communities stabilize.