Aaron A. Comeault

This study shows that human Tau isoforms have context-dependent toxicity in a Drosophila model, with variations in expression timing, tissue type, and neuronal identity affecting degeneration outcomes.

The paper identifies directional motif pairs that determine TAD boundary compatibility in Drosophila, showing conservation from flies to mammals.

The paper analyzes metagenome-assembled genomes from drosophilid flies to assess phylogenetic and functional diversity of their associated bacteria across different environments.

This study shows ancestral plasticity to salt helped Silene uniflora adapt to zinc in mine-waste environments, demonstrating past-cue plasticity's role in rapid adaptation to novel habitats.

The paper identifies a neural circuit in Drosophila santomea that co-opts an ancestral circuit to drive a new female sexual behavior through social feedback.

The paper generates a high-quality genome assembly for the dyeing poison frog and shows transposable elements drive genome size evolution and complicate genotyping.

This study uses comparative genomics to analyze genetic diversity and introgression in dwarf lemurs, finding low diversity and signs of ancient admixture linked to hibernation-related genes.