Tilman Schell

This study reveals age-related changes in the composition and bioactivity of Vipera berus venom, linking ontogenetic dietary shifts to venom phenotype and function.

This study integrates genomics and transcriptomics to identify molecular changes in vampire bats adapted to blood-feeding, revealing shifts in gene expression and function across multiple biological pathways.

This study shows that cryptic genetic variation in Chironomus riparius is dynamically released across a temperature gradient, challenging the idea that such variation only emerges under extreme conditions.

The paper presents the first chromosome-scale genome of a watering pot shell, revealing genomic insights into its unique body plan and adaptive significance as a suction anchor.

This study presents the first chromosome-level genome assembly of the 400-year-old Goethe's Palm, providing insights into its TE landscape and miRNA annotation for conservation genomics.

The paper demonstrates long-read sequencing and genome assembly of ethanol-preserved samples, including challenging organisms like the maned sloth, achieving a 3.1 Gb assembly.

This study presents a haplotype-resolved genome and population genomic analysis of the garden dormouse, revealing population structure and isolation patterns that inform conservation strategies.

This study investigates mitogenomic rearrangements and mutation rates in Dendrodorididae nudibranchs, finding structural changes and non-synonymous mutations that suggest conserved functionality and unresolved phylogenetic relationships.

This paper presents a chromosome-level genome assembly and annotation of Elysia timida, improving assembly quality and gene annotation compared to previous studies.

The paper assembles and compares chromosome-level genomes of two Hyles hawkmoth species, revealing conserved synteny and chromosomal rearrangements.

The paper presents the first draft genome assembly and annotation of the land snail Candidula unifasciata, providing a reference for evolutionary and population genetic studies.

ModEst estimates genome size from NGS data using coverage distribution analysis, showing good agreement with flow-cytometry results even at low coverage.

The paper introduces a new file format (tbg) for genomic data and associated tools to efficiently analyze SNPs and predict amino acid changes.

The paper presents a draft genome of Radix auricularia, a freshwater snail, with high coverage and gene annotation, providing a resource for genomic and population genetic studies.