Dang Liu

This study uses genomic data from ancient and present-day individuals to trace the 4,000-year demographic history of Bantu speakers in the Congo rainforest, revealing early dispersals and a population crisis.

This study analyzes genomic data from Taiwanese Austronesian groups to explore genetic structure and its implications for the Into and Out-of-Taiwan dispersal models.

The paper analyzes genome-wide variation in the Massim region of Papua New Guinea, finding genetic patterns linked to the Kula trading tradition and suggesting genetic similarity among Kula-practicing groups.

This study uses genome-wide SNP data from 33 ethnolinguistic groups in Thailand and Laos to reconstruct the genetic history of Mainland Southeast Asia, revealing language-based genetic structure and admixture events.

The paper evaluates how draft genome assemblies affect synteny analysis and finds that fragmented assemblies can lead to significant underestimation of synteny and unreliable downstream results.

This study uses comparative and population genomics to analyze Phellinus noxius, revealing its genetic diversity, mating system, and evolutionary patterns.