Haig Hugo Vrej Djambazian

The paper identifies cell surface molecules that distinguish Drosophila sensory neurons and shows how their expression patterns influence synaptic connectivity.

This study maps the metabolic complex genetic interaction network of chromosome 4p loss in basal breast cancer to identify targetable vulnerabilities.

The paper presents chromosome-level genome assemblies for five Tephritid species using long-read sequencing, short-read polishing, and Hi-C scaffolding.

The paper identifies a cold fibrotic network in LUSC TME driven by CAFs and shows its conservation in other CIACs, suggesting therapeutic targets.

The paper presents a chromosome-level genome assembly for brook trout using Hi-C and long-read sequencing, achieving high contiguity and annotation coverage.

This study shows that SARS-CoV-2 evolves in the absence of immune pressure, leading to antibody resistance, interferon suppression, and lineage-specific phenotypic changes.

This study provides a chromosome-scale genome assembly for Greenland Halibut and identifies a nascent XY sex determination system with a putative Y-autosomal fusion.

The paper introduces a probabilistic model to estimate and correct sample index hopping in single-cell RNA-seq data, reducing phantom molecules by up to 85%.

The paper identifies a conserved gene responsible for the white pupae phenotype in multiple fruit fly species and demonstrates its utility for creating sexing strains in pest control.

The paper assembles the olive fruit fly genome using linked-reads and long-read technologies, achieving a highly contiguous Y-chromosome assembly.

This study benchmarks the Oxford Nanopore MinION sequencing platform for quantifying and assessing the quality of cDNA populations using synthetic and complex samples.