Annabel C. Whibley

The paper shows how natural selection shapes molecular gradients by acting on multiple loci in snapdragons, with cis and trans regulatory variation influencing flower color gradients.

The paper identifies germline-restricted chromosomes (GRCs) in 6,700 passerine species, showing rapid evolution and functional gene retention despite programmed DNA elimination.

This paper presents a high-quality genome assembly of the hourglass dolphin using Oxford Nanopore sequencing, achieving high contiguity and completeness for marine mammal genomics.

The paper identifies genomic loci underlying adaptive peaks in Antirrhinum by analyzing 18 populations and finding two partitions associated with hybrid incompatibility and eco-adaptation.

The paper evaluates low-pass nanopore sequencing for global methylation measurement in plants, finding that higher coverage is needed for accuracy compared to vertebrates and demonstrating consistent results across sample conditions.

The paper shows that polyphenols in dried macroalgal DNA inhibit Oxford Nanopore sequencing, reducing yield and pore availability.

The paper presents the genome assembly of the common myna, along with genomic features and demographic analysis, to study invasion genetics and population dynamics.

This study presents the first high-quality genome assembly of Antirrhinum majus, revealing evolutionary relationships and genetic architectures of complex traits.