William Marande

The paper presents a chromosome-level genome assembly of Cupressus sempervirens, revealing insights into conifer genome evolution and the role of transposable elements.

This paper presents a chromosome-level genome assembly and annotation of the pine processionary moth, improving upon previous assemblies and providing resources for population genomics research.

The paper identifies genomic and transcriptomic factors determining gene dispensability in maize by analyzing a pan-gene set and transcriptomic profiles across multiple tissues.

The paper investigates sRNA precursors at the Arabidopsis self-incompatibility locus, showing they repress recessive alleles through non-canonical pathways and generate diverse sRNA molecules.

The paper identifies candidate loci for flower color variation in Pedicularis comosa using a multi-omic approach, revealing the involvement of anthocyanin pathway genes.

This study uses genomic data and statistical methods to analyze adaptation in Drosophila suzukii during past and future invasions, identifying genomic regions associated with invasion success and predicting future invasion risks.

The paper analyzes the genomic structure and evolution of the S-locus in apple to show how balancing selection maintains conserved S-haplotype architectures despite structural divergence.

The paper analyzes olfactory and gustatory receptor genes and transposable elements in aphid genomes to understand their evolutionary dynamics and role in host adaptation.

The paper demonstrates Nanopore Adaptive Sampling (NAS) for enriching and reconstructing resistance genes in melon genomes, showing fourfold enrichment and accurate assembly across subspecies.

This paper presents the first nuclear and mitogenome assemblies for Hylesia metabus, revealing that transposable element accumulation drives genome size increase.

The paper presents a high-quality genome assembly for the black honey bee (Apis mellifera mellifera) and demonstrates its utility for structural variant genotyping and pan-genome analysis.

The paper identifies a hemizygous genomic region containing a gibberellin pathway gene that controls self-incompatibility in Oleaceae plants, linking GA catabolism to SI responses.

The paper identifies low-frequency somatic mutations in two tropical tree species and shows they can be heritable despite not following expected branching patterns or UV exposure effects.

The paper improves the resolution of the CMD2 locus in cassava by using BAC-guided haplotype assembly, revealing new stress resistance proteins.

The paper provides a high-quality genome sequence of white lupin and identifies a transcription factor regulating cluster root formation.