Vincent Castric

The paper genotypes the self-incompatibility locus in Brassica insularis using NGS methods, identifying S-alleles and showing low compatibility in a small population.

The paper shows autopolyploidy reduces heterozygosity at self-incompatibility loci under dominance masking, using Arabidopsis species data.

The paper investigates sRNA precursors at the Arabidopsis self-incompatibility locus, showing they repress recessive alleles through non-canonical pathways and generate diverse sRNA molecules.

The paper analyzes the genomic structure and evolution of the S-locus in apple to show how balancing selection maintains conserved S-haplotype architectures despite structural divergence.

The paper identifies de novo translated regions in Arabidopsis by analyzing ribosome profiling data and genome comparisons, showing their role in novel gene emergence.

This study investigates the evolutionary history and functional specialization of miRNA genes in Arabidopsis halleri and A. lyrata, showing rapid birth-and-death dynamics and integration into core biological processes.

This study shows that genetic incompatibilities in pollen cause segregation distortion in Arabidopsis species and populations, increasing with genetic distance and contributing to reproductive isolation.

The paper identifies sources of new miRNA gene emergence in Arabidopsis halleri, showing transposable elements contribute more than protein-coding genes.

This study uses population genomics to analyze climate adaptation and demographic history in Japanese Arabidopsis halleri, revealing genetic differentiation and selection signatures linked to climate variables.

The paper examines the genetic load linked to the self-incompatibility locus in Arabidopsis species, finding limited genomic influence of balancing selection on linked regions.

The paper investigates base-pairing requirements for small RNA-mediated gene silencing of recessive self-incompatibility alleles in Arabidopsis halleri using controlled crosses and RT-qPCR.