Ève Toulza

The study identifies functional PRDM9 orthologs in cnidarians, revealing evolutionary dynamics and suggesting an ancient origin of PRDM9 function.

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

The paper identifies the relative impacts of host trees, resistance pathways, and natural enemies on the invasion potential of a chestnut tree pest using ecological and genomic analyses.

This study shows that host genetics, not environment, primarily shapes the microbiota of Bulinus truncatus snails, with geographic distribution having a smaller effect.

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.

The paper isolates bacteria from Magallana gigas microbiota that reduce V. aestuarianus infection in oysters, showing potential as probiotics for disease control.

This study reconstructs past Symbiodiniaceae communities in Porites lobata corals using ancient DNA, revealing stable core microbiota and changes during extreme heat events.

This study identifies Vibrio species as a potential source of novel colistin-resistance genes in European coastal environments, highlighting the prevalence and diversity of eptA gene variants.

This study shows that exposing Pacific oyster larvae to beneficial microbes during early life stages enhances their resistance to POMS and Vibrio aestuarianus infections.

The paper characterizes a hybrid schistosome in Europe, revealing its genomic composition and compatibility with hosts, and improves the genome assembly of its parental species.