Anders Eriksson

The paper uses a massively parallel reporter assay to study the regulatory effects of variant pairs in enhancers, finding non-additive effects and context-dependent interactions.

This study uses neural networks to analyze genetic data from Papua New Guinean populations, finding a bottleneck and slower growth rate rather than admixture with an early out of Africa population.

This study connects genetic ancestry from three ancient populations to complex traits in Estonian Biobank samples, finding ancestry-specific contributions to traits like BMI and blood cholesterol.

This paper models the impact of climate and terrain on human ancestral genetic lineages, showing that these factors explain lineage divergence and migration patterns.

This study assesses the transferability of lipid loci across African, Asian, and European populations, finding high consistency but also population-specific variations.

The paper uses a spatial metapopulation model to predict the long-term persistence of Tasmanian Devils alongside DFTD, despite population decline.

The paper constructs an ethnically relevant Korean reference genome (KOREF) to improve variant detection in Korean populations and highlights the importance of ethnic-specific assemblies for genomic research.

This study sequences and analyzes the first genome of an early Neolithic woman from Iran, showing her population was genetically distinct from Neolithic Anatolians and had limited genetic contribution to modern Europeans.

This study uses ABC to model gene flow between Heliconius melpomene and H. cydno, finding that hybridisation occurred for hundreds of thousands of years but not continuously since divergence.

The paper develops an analytical framework to link local population dynamics to the rescue effect in metapopulations, showing its role in stabilizing populations under different stochastic conditions.