Chaehee Lee

The paper investigates cell layer-specific cell wall modifications in pistachio hulls and links them to exo-mesocarp split during fruit development.

The paper investigates somatic mutation variation in walnut clones propagated through different methods, finding high mutation rates and genomic instability in somatic embryos.

This study generates a chromosome-scale pistachio genome and analyzes kernel development stages to understand molecular pathways affecting nutritional quality.

The paper uses phylogenetic analysis to show keel flowers evolved multiple times in legumes but did not drive diversification alone, suggesting synergistic factors like nitrogen fixation and dispersal were more important.

The paper investigates convergent evolution of histone reader domains fused to MSH6 across eukaryotes, showing evidence of natural selection and links to genome size and mutation rate heterogeneity.

The paper introduces ptGAUL, a pipeline for assembling plastomes from long-read data, showing it produces accurate assemblies and revealing long repeats and rearrangements in Juncus plastomes.