Simon K. G. Forsberg

Longitudinal sequencing reveals polygenic andepistatic nature of genomic response to selection

This study uses longitudinal sequencing in Drosophila to show that genomic response to selection involves both polygenic shifts and epistatic interactions, with DEGs enriched for selected SNPs.

On the relationship between high-order linkage disequilibrium and epistasis

The paper evaluates the prevalence of high-order linkage disequilibrium as an explanation for statistical epistasis in genome-wide association studies using A. thaliana data.

On The Relationship Between Epistasis And Genetic Variance-Heterogeneity

The paper explores the relationship between epistasis and genetic variance heterogeneity using theoretical and empirical analyses.

Accounting for genetic interactions improves modeling of individual quantitative trait phenotypes in yeast

The paper shows that accounting for genetic interactions improves modeling of quantitative trait phenotypes in yeast by considering epistatic networks and allele frequencies.