Chloé Haberkorn

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 repeated heat waves induce different transcriptional responses in cold- and warm-adapted yeast species, with memory-like responses being species-specific.

The paper shows mitochondrial inheritance significantly affects allopolyploid fitness, highlighting its importance in synthetic yeast strain design.

This study shows that divergent ecological selection in yeast leads to reproductive isolation and genomic instability through hybrid breakdown and structural variants.

The paper investigates yeast diversity on oak trees at their northern range limit in Sweden, finding temperature and precipitation influence distribution, and older trees host more diverse communities.

This study identifies a genomic duplication of multiple P450 genes in Aedes aegypti that enhances deltamethrin resistance and reveals its evolutionary origin and fitness costs.

The paper compares transcriptomic responses to pyrethroid treatment in two closely related bed bug strains with differing resistance, finding few constitutive gene differences but many induced genes related to detoxification.