Caroline B. Albertin

The paper investigates how genomic changes in coleoid cephalopods shape 3D genome architecture and regulatory landscapes, revealing species-specific chromatin loops and their role in neural development.

This paper reports the generation of stable transgenic dwarf cuttlefish expressing fluorescent proteins using CRISPR and transposons, enabling live imaging of cell dynamics during embryonic development.

This study identifies a lineage-specific venom gene family in cephalopods, revealing its evolutionary origin, structural diversity, and glandular localization.

The paper expands the classification of reflectin domains in cephalopods to accommodate sequence diversity and introduces a framework for identifying reflectins across species.

The paper investigates the evolution of tissue-specific gene expression across vertebrates and insects, finding that nearly half of ancestral genes have been recruited into tissue-specific transcriptomes.

The paper identifies LINE retrotransposons and long non-coding RNAs in octopus brains, suggesting their role in cognitive evolution through germline and somatic activity.