Amelia R. I. Lindsey

The paper investigates how two co-transmitted Wolbachia strains interact in Drosophila simulans, finding niche partitioning and asymmetry in their transmission dynamics.

The paper investigates how Wolbachia induces asexual reproduction in parasitoid wasps by causing mitotic failure and slippage through altered microtubule organizing center biology.

This paper describes a new parasitoid wasp species, Leptopilina n. sp., and presents its genome, Wolbachia endosymbiont, and reproductive biology.

This paper presents a reference genome for Istocheta aldrichi, a parasitoid of the Japanese beetle, and identifies gene family expansions related to metal ion transport.

This paper demonstrates Wolbachia-mediated thelytokous parthenogenesis in Alloxysta brevis, showing antibiotic treatment reduces female offspring production, implicating bacterial symbiosis in reproductive mode.

This study shows Wolbachia supports Drosophila development and buffers against nutritional stress by altering metabolism and gene expression.

The paper reports the high-quality genome assembly of Trichogramma kaykai, including its Wolbachia endosymbiont and B-chromosome, providing insights into sex distortion mechanisms.

The paper identifies two Wolbachia proteins associated with parthenogenesis induction, showing structural homology to eukaryotic factors and functional effects in yeast.

The paper identifies a false positive in m5C detection by Tombo in GCU motifs across diverse RNA samples, suggesting published findings should be re-evaluated.

This paper assembles and annotates the genome of the soybean gall midge, Resseliella maxima, using long-read nanopore sequencing, providing a high-quality reference for studying its biology and plant-insect interactions.

The paper introduces DROP, a curated molecular reference database for Drosophila parasitoids, to improve molecular identification and taxonomic accuracy.

The paper analyzes gene and protein domain content changes across 76 arthropod genomes to understand evolutionary patterns and their association with phenotypic adaptations.