Jinyeong Choi

This study examines the parallel evolution of Bacteroidota as insect endosymbionts, showing genomic and cellular changes across multiple scale insect lineages.

The paper analyzes the genomic diversity and functional potential of facultative bacterial symbionts in scale insects using metagenomic data from 120 samples.

The paper shows that ancient endosymbionts of giant scale insects experience accelerated pseudogenization due to genomic degradation and co-symbiont acquisitions.

This study investigates how mealybugs diversified by acquiring new symbionts and adapting to different host plants.

This paper introduces SuperST, a deep learning method that reconstructs high-resolution spatial gene expression images from low-resolution barcode-based spatial transcriptomics data, improving alignment with immunofluorescence images.

The paper identifies molecular markers associated with nanomedicine distribution in tumor tissue using spatial transcriptomics and fluorescence imaging.