Dominique Helmlinger

This study identifies evolutionary patterns of gene gain and loss in fission yeasts, revealing how metabolic genes contribute to diversification and link carbon metabolism to sexual reproduction.

This study shows that fission yeasts can survive in bees and spread through defecation and trophallaxis, highlighting bees as vectors for yeast dispersal.

The paper introduces a web platform for exploring gene conservation in fission yeasts using orthogroup data from multiple species.

This paper identifies toxic agar batches that inhibit plating of fission yeast on minimal media and recommends improved quality control measures for agar vendors.

The paper identifies a functional relationship between the SAGA histone acetyltransferase module and SMC5/6 complex in facilitating chromatin accessibility at gene regions.

This study shows that SUPT3H is not essential for SAGA complex assembly or overall Pol II transcription but is required for mESC growth and self-renewal.

The paper shows that TRRAP, through its association with TELO2, represses interferon-stimulated genes in colorectal cancer cells.

This study investigates the role of the R2TP chaperone in intestinal stem and progenitor cells, showing its critical function in proliferation and its association with poor colorectal cancer prognosis.