Klaus Reinhardt

The paper characterizes the sperm and seminal fluid proteome of bedbugs, revealing evolutionary adaptations linked to traumatic insemination and identifying expanded S-Laps with potential catalytic activity.

The paper investigates postmating transcriptional responses in bedbugs, showing the mesospermalege processes ejaculate and expresses male seminal fluid genes, while the lower tract delays its response until sperm arrives.

The paper shows that dietary sterols in Drosophila sperm improve offspring development and survival by providing a growth hormone precursor.

This study investigates how in-vivo sperm storage affects sperm quality, fertilization success, and offspring quality across humans and non-human animals, finding that storage duration and other factors influence these outcomes.

This paper constructs a molecular phylogeny of bedbugs to trace the evolution of host associations and sex-reversal in reproductive traits.