David Wragg

Scarecrow improves data recovery from single-cell combinatorial barcoding by accounting for positional errors in barcode sequences, enhancing downstream analyses.

This study uses whole-genome sequences from four honey bee species to assess genetic diversity impacts of beekeeping and conservation strategies, revealing historical bottlenecks and genomic conservation.

This study uses optical mapping to identify structural variants in cattle breeds, providing a database for further genetic and evolutionary studies.

The paper analyzes genetic structure in Western European honey bees using SNP data from 870 drones, identifying nine genetic backgrounds and large haplotype blocks.

The paper identifies a genetic locus associated with tolerance to Theileria parva infection in cattle, showing a strong heritability and replication across cohorts.

The paper creates a graph genome incorporating global cattle diversity, showing it includes more sequence and improves mapping and variant calling.

The paper characterizes the metagenome of UK honey bee colonies, identifying microbial diversity and potential pathogens in their microbiota.