Kazumichi Fujiwara

The paper identifies and analyzes non-reference endogenous retrovirus insertions in 163 wild house mice, revealing population-specific patterns and adaptive introgression.

The paper presents chromosome-level genome assemblies for two wild cherry species, revealing structural variations and insights into their evolutionary relationships.

This study examines how selective breeding for tameness in mice affects gut virome diversity and identifies phage-host interactions linked to host behavior.

The paper presents a near complete genome assembly of the Oshima cherry, identifies centromeric regions, and compares them with related species to study genetic diversity and evolution.

This study analyzes whole-genome sequences of wild-caught house mice from Madagascar to explore their evolutionary history and genetic relationships.

This study analyzes whole-genome sequences of 98 wild house mice from Eurasia to reveal subspecies population structure and divergence patterns.