Nathanaëlle Saclier

The paper investigates post-GC-biased gene conversion (gBGC) compensatory evolution in mammals, finding evidence in non-primate taxa but not in primates.

The paper shows that a neo-Y chromosome emerged in nematodes with rare males, showing degeneration and male-beneficial genes, supporting its maintenance in autopseudogamy.

The paper identifies and quantifies compensatory evolution following deleterious gBGC episodes in rodents, showing rapid repair through standing genetic variation.

This study investigates within- and transgenerational plasticity in Physa acuta by analyzing gene expression changes in response to predator cues across two generations.