Peter W. H. Holland

The paper identifies ancient whole-genome duplications in bryozoans using synteny-based methods, revealing genomic signatures and functional enrichment in cilia-related genes.

The paper uses genomic data from 186 dipteran species to show bicoid exists in non-cyclorrhaphan flies and originated in the common ancestor of Bombyliidae, Asiloidea, and Eremoneura.

The paper studies BMP-Chordin signaling in brachiopods to reveal conserved dorsal-ventral patterning mechanisms across bilaterians.

This study reveals unique genome evolution in Bryozoa, showing extensive chromosome fusions and fissions that disrupt bilaterian linkage groups and support the Lophophorata hypothesis.

MitoHiFi assembles mitochondrial genomes from PacBio HiFi reads, identifying heteroplasmy variants and excluding nuclear contaminants, and has been used to assemble 374 mitochondrial genomes.

This study shows that reward probability expectations dynamically modulate motor performance in healthy ageing and Parkinson's disease patients without affecting reaction times.

This study investigates how dopamine affects emotion recognition by testing haloperidol's effects on dynamic emotion perception, finding that outcomes depend on baseline dopamine levels.

The paper proposes LORe as a model explaining delayed rediploidization and its impact on salmonid evolution, showing lineage-specific ohnologue divergence and functional adaptation.