Domino A. Joyce

This study maps genome-wide chromatin accessibility in A. calliptera embryos across three stages, revealing dynamic changes in regulatory elements and transcription factor activity during early development.

This study links chromatin accessibility divergence to phenotypic diversity in cichlid fishes by analyzing ATAC-seq and transcriptomes across multiple tissues and species.

The paper analyzes 1,375 Malawi cichlid genomes to show that sex-linked chromosomal inversions drive adaptive speciation through introgression and selection on neuro-sensory, physiological, and reproductive genes.

The paper investigates the dynamic co-evolution of transposable elements and the piRNA pathway in African cichlid fishes, revealing expanded piwil1 genes and divergent piRNA-producing loci.

This study shows that high-dose fluoxetine inhibits sexual receptivity in female cichlid fish, suggesting serotonin pathway disruption affects mating behavior and could impact aquatic ecosystems.

The paper shows that genetic variation, not morphology, predicts migration success in Atlantic salmon, with distinct SNP sets associated with success in different rivers.

This paper describes a CURE that teaches undergraduates DNA sequencing, molecular biology, and bioinformatics through analyzing the human microbiome using 16S metabarcoding.

This study compares spatial ecology and population dynamics of brown trout in reservoirs with and without fish movement barriers, finding that fish passes improve connectivity but have limited overall effectiveness.

The paper uses genetic tools to assess the impact of a fishway on brown trout population connectivity, finding increased genetic differentiation after fishway installation.

This study uses CRISPR/Cas9 to edit the oca2 gene in Astatotilapia calliptera, demonstrating efficient germline transmission and phenotypic effects on melanin synthesis.