Sophie Leroux

This study examines how DNA methylation profiles change across three generations in quails exposed to genistein, finding that while methylation differences accumulate, genetic factors largely explain these changes.

The paper examines phenotypic variability across three generations of quails subjected to an initial environmental modification, finding increased epiline contribution to traits like body weight.

The paper presents new chromosome-level haplotyped genome assemblies for the Japanese quail, improving contiguity and completeness compared to previous references.

This study investigates how maternal heat stress affects DNA methylation and gene expression in chicken embryos, identifying key genes and methylation sites associated with heat tolerance.

The paper identifies a genome-wide epistatic network underlying continuous color variation in rabbit body extremities, revealing gene interactions and new genes involved in pigmentation.

The paper describes a method to order and orient sequence scaffolds into chromosome-scale assemblies using RH mapping and sequencing in ducks.

The paper characterizes RNA editing in chicken, finding limited non-A-to-I events and highlighting evolutionary conservation of A-to-I editing.