Elina Immonen

This study uses experimental evolution in seed beetles to show that structural variants and sex-specific genetic factors influence lifespan evolution.

The paper evaluates how genome size and retrotransposon abundance correlate with gene family expansion in beetles using unified annotation frameworks.

This study shows that sexually antagonistic trade-offs can limit adaptive responses under selection but also maintain genetic variation subject to balancing selection.

The paper examines how sex-specific selection affects gene expression in seed beetles, finding that sex-limited selection leads to greater expression differentiation and sex-biased genes than sexually antagonistic selection.