Carine Rey

The study shows PhDEF regulates different target genes in petal epidermis and mesophyll, with stronger regulatory action in the epidermis.

This study identifies GBP5 as a key antiviral gene in bats, showing its evolutionary adaptations and functional specificity in restricting viral infections.

This study identifies cDC1 and cDC2 as essential for TGF-β activation and pTreg induction in the gut, maintaining immune tolerance.

This study identifies ancient immune convergence between prokaryotes and primates through SAMD9/9L proteins and reveals recent adaptations in bonobos and chimps enhancing HIV resistance.

This study identifies genetic adaptations in Myotis bats linked to longevity and viral tolerance through genome analysis and functional experiments.

This study identifies convergent transcriptomic and genomic changes in xeric rodents, showing increased convergence with adaptation age and species relatedness.

This study describes programmed-DNA elimination (PDE) in the free-living nematode genus Mesorhabditis, showing it eliminates repeated elements and unique sequences, possibly to silence repeated elements in the soma.

This paper clarifies how convergent adaptive evolution manifests in coding sequences, reviews detection methods, and evaluates their power through simulations.