Clare E. Holleley

The paper identifies novel Rotavirus alphagastroenteritidis strains in Australian microbat specimens preserved for up to 60 years, demonstrating the feasibility of recovering viral RNA from formalin-fixed samples.

The paper presents a high-quality, telomere-to-telomere genome assembly and annotation for the central bearded dragon, providing insights into its sex determination mechanisms.

This paper develops a method to analyze chromatin architecture in formaldehyde-preserved specimens up to 117 years old, revealing preserved patterns and new insights into chromatin dynamics.

The paper investigates how high incubation temperatures reprogram sex in dragon lizards, finding that genetic factors outweigh temperature effects in determining gonadal development.

The paper presents draft genomes of male and female Australian jacky dragons, providing insights into lizard evolution and sex determination.

This study improves genomic analysis of formalin-preserved specimens by refining processing methods and identifying predictors of sequencing success, enabling complete mitochondrial genomes and up to 3X nuclear coverage.

The paper compares gene expression in genetically and temperature-induced female development in bearded dragons to identify distinct transcriptional pathways involved in sex determination.