Olivier Lepais

The paper develops microsatellite markers using SSRseq in tsetse flies and analyzes field samples to study population structure and evolutionary responses to vector control.

This study analyzes the genetic diversity and structure of Rosa gallica across its range to understand evolutionary history and the roles of natural and human factors in its distribution.

The paper combines historical and contemporary gene dispersal data to reveal contrasting population dynamics in Dicorynia guianensis across French Guiana.

This study shows that host genetics, not environment, primarily shapes the microbiota of Bulinus truncatus snails, with geographic distribution having a smaller effect.

The paper identifies low-frequency somatic mutations in two tropical tree species and shows they can be heritable despite not following expected branching patterns or UV exposure effects.

The paper presents a streamlined SSRseq workflow for microsatellite genotyping across diverse species, showing that de novo primer design improves reliability and multiplexing compared to using existing assays.