Huan Liu

The paper shows codon usage affects gene expression through nuclear processes, identifying key factors like CNOT4 and nuclear RNA exosome.

This study reveals deep genetic differentiation in Malayan pangolins, identifies two new genetic populations, and proposes a new species closely related to the Philippine pangolin.

This study finds higher inbreeding and purging of mutational load in wild Amur tigers compared to captive individuals, suggesting purifying selection reduces deleterious alleles in wild populations.

The paper compares single-cell transcriptomic data of lung tissues from bats, cats, tigers, and pangolins to analyze viral receptor distribution and immune responses to respiratory viruses.

The paper reports the draft nuclear genome of the aquatic moss Fontinalis antipyretica, sequenced and assembled using 10x Genomics, with a scaffold N50 of 38.8 kb and 89.4% BUSCO coverage.

This paper presents the first draft genome of the star-fruit plant, identifying genes and conducting phylogenomic analysis to provide resources for nutritional and medicinal studies.

The paper presents high-quality draft genomes for jackfruit and breadfruit, revealing expanded gene families and insights into starch and sugar metabolism.

The paper presents a draft genome of Solanum aethiopicum, identifies expanded resistance and drought tolerance genes, and identifies SNPs linked to these traits for breeding applications.

The paper investigates the evolutionary dynamics of selenoproteins in Archaeplastida, finding losses in certain algal groups and potential gains via horizontal gene transfer.

This study assembled two chromosome-scale genomes of the fall armyworm in China, revealing gene family expansions and population origins to aid in pest management.

The paper reports the complete plastid genomes of two African Fabaceae orphan crops and performs phylogenetic analysis to clarify their relationships.

The paper presents the first draft genome sequence of mandrill, providing a valuable resource for evolutionary and disease research.