Guillaume Mitta

The paper decouples genetic and epigenetic variation in corals to show they provide complementary insights into eco-evolutionary dynamics.

The paper identifies age-related epigenetic, transcriptional, and metabolic reprogramming in oysters that increases tolerance to a viral disease, revealing an evolutionary trade-off between growth and antiviral defense.

This study assesses thermal tolerance of Pinctada margaritifera across life stages and sites, revealing higher vulnerability in early larvae and significant thermal injury under extreme conditions.

The paper characterizes immune cells in Pacific oysters using single-cell RNA sequencing and other methods, identifying seven functionally distinct cell types and three hematopoietic lineages.

The paper sequences, de novo assembles, and annotates the genome of the coral Pocillopora acuta, demonstrating the technical feasibility and cost-effectiveness of coral genome assembly.

This paper describes a method to purify coral chromatin, reports the first methylome of Pocillopora acuta with a mosaic methylation pattern, and identifies an unusual chromatin structure and histone H3 clipping.