Christian I. Oporto

The paper examines microbial community differentiation across a land-water interface, finding strong habitat-associated differences between terrestrial and aquatic samples.

This study shows that host-shift adaptation in S. eubayanus leads to genomic changes, particularly structural variants, linked to sugar metabolism and host-specific traits.

The paper identifies allelic variation in MAL33 as a driver of ecological adaptation in maltose metabolism among Saccharomyces eubayanus strains.

The paper analyzes the genetic distribution of Saccharomyces eubayanus and finds that Patagonian lineages likely originated the species, which then dispersed globally.