Mohammed‐Amin Madoui

The paper investigates gene flow and selection during the domestication of yellow mealworms, finding that adaptive gene flow contributes to adaptation to captivity rather than directly shaping production traits.

This study investigates how hypoxia adaptation shaped genomic architecture and niche transitions in copepods using phylogenetic and transcriptomic analyses.

This study sequences the giant Y chromosome of Silene latifolia and reveals its structure, function, and evolutionary history.

The paper identifies male-specific nervous ganglia and LDPGs in Oithona nana, linking them to proteolysis and male-specific physiology.

The paper introduces metaVaR, a reference-free method for metagenomic population genomics using metavariant species models to estimate genomic differentiation and detect natural selection loci.

The paper investigates population-scale allele-specific expression (psASE) in Oithona similis using metagenomic and metatranscriptomic data, finding that psASE is influenced by population genomic differentiation and linked to natural selection.

The paper investigates sexual dimorphism in Oithona nana by analyzing transcriptomic and protein-protein interaction data, finding male-specific enrichment in LNR domain proteins and pathways related to proteolysis and neurogenesis.

The paper develops a sequence-based physical map of the pea genome using WGP technology, resulting in a robust map with 13,040 contigs and 1.11 million unique WGP tags.

The paper identifies histone H2A.Z-driven integration bias of transposable elements towards environmentally responsive genes in Arabidopsis thaliana.