Eugenio Mancera

The paper identifies widespread Saccharomyces hybridization in agave fermentations, showing multiple independent origins and asymmetric parental genetic diversity.

The paper examines chronological lifespan (CLS) in Candida species, finding that longer CLS correlates with virulence in C. albicans but not across species.

The paper analyzes 178 genomes of Kluyveromyces marxianus to show two distinct evolutionary trajectories within the species, one linked to domestication and the other to deep lineage divergence.

The paper analyzes S. cerevisiae isolates from agave fermentation in Mexico, revealing geographical population structure and multiple introgression events in the Neotropics.

The paper sequenced Hanseniaspora yeasts from agave fermentations, revealing dynamic gene loss across species and functional categories without clear phenotypic consequences.

The paper identifies transcription regulators contributing to filamentation differences between Candida albicans and Candida dubliniensis using null mutants and phenotypic analysis.

This study examines the distribution and ecological divergence of Saccharomyces species in Mexican environments, revealing distinct population structures and dispersal patterns between wild and fermentative habitats.

This study analyzes microbial communities in agave fermentations across Mexico, finding that distillery-specific practices shape microbial composition, with core taxa present in most fermentations.

The paper introduces a quantitative method to identify subtelomeric silencing factors in budding yeast through genome-wide screening using a dual reporter system.