Wim Vyverman

The paper identifies a Myb-dominated gene regulatory network that controls sexual cell fate transitions in diatoms, revealing its role in size expansion and ploidy transitions.

This study identifies genes and pathways involved in size-dependent sexual maturation and mating type differentiation in pennate diatoms using transcriptomic analysis of microsurgically manipulated cells.

This study profiles the diurnal transcriptome of the benthic diatom Seminavis robusta, revealing rhythmic gene expression patterns and adaptations to its environment.

The paper shows that mitotic interhomolog recombination generates genomic diversity in diatom clonal populations, with recombination rates exceeding 4% per cell division and increasing under stress.

The paper identifies genes responding to sex-inducing pheromones in the diatom Seminavis robusta and links them to sexual reproduction processes.

The paper reports the genome of Seminavis robusta, a benthic diatom, revealing gene family expansions and adaptations related to light and oxygen sensing, and provides insights into genetic diversity and gene function in benthic diatoms.