Ola Wallerman

This paper uses GWAS in dogs and humans to identify a gene network linked to compulsive disorders, revealing biological pathways not detectable in human studies alone.

The paper presents a single nuclei RNA sequencing resource of dog brain cells, identifying cell types and revealing differences in opioid receptor expression compared to humans and mice.

The paper provides chromosome-level genome assemblies for four species in the Podospora anserina complex, along with a dataset of 28 annotated genomes, revealing genomic similarities and phylogenetic conflicts.

A 240-species placental mammal alignment resolves constraint to single bases, estimating at least 10.7% of the human genome is constrained, with 48.5% of constrained bases unannotated.

The paper uses evolutionary constraint scores to identify functional genomic regions and finds they are enriched for variants associated with common diseases.

The paper describes the discovery of a large transposon, Enterprise, in the fungus Podospora anserina, which carries meiotic drive genes and can transpose, challenging views on TE genome impact.

The paper identifies gsdf as a novel sex determining gene in Atlantic halibut by analyzing genome structure and recombination patterns.

The paper presents a new long-read dog genome assembly that reduces gaps and identifies thousands of previously hidden exons and functional elements.

The paper presents a chromosome-level genome assembly of Atlantic herring, enabling the detection of a supergene and improved analysis of selection signals.