Frank F. White

The paper evaluates genome-edited rice lines resistant to bacterial blight, showing no performance defects and absence of foreign DNA in offspring.

This paper presents a chromosome-level genome assembly of maize inbred line A188 and identifies structural variations and gene expression differences compared to the reference line B73.

This study introduces KAD, a method to estimate base errors and assess genome assembly quality by comparing k-mer abundance from short reads and assembled sequences.

The paper reports the genome of a wheat blast fungus, revealing dispensable mini-chromosomes containing effector genes that evolve rapidly and contribute to pathogen adaptation.

The paper profiles temporal small RNA expression in maize under drought stress and identifies snoRNAs as potential regulators of drought responses.

The paper uses k-mer analysis of maize genomes to identify changes in repetitive sequence copy numbers during domestication and improvement.