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Jakub Rídl,Dmitrij Dedukh,Zuzana Halenková et al. Jakub Rídl et al.
Centromeres are an important part of chromosomes which direct chromosome segregation during cell division. Their modifications can therefore explain the unusual mitotic and meiotic behaviour of certain chromosomes, such as the germline-rest...
Paulina Carimán,Marie-Laure Guillemin,Emily C Giles et al. Paulina Carimán et al.
Decades of research in population genetics have revealed that genetic divergence between populations and species is not uniformly distributed throughout the genome but rather exhibits a high degree of heterogeneity. Two main conceptual mode...
Yuko Numajiri,Natsuko I Kondo,Yukihiko Toquenaga et al. Yuko Numajiri et al.
Cytoplasmic incompatibility (CI) is a phenomenon where embryonic development is disrupted-often leading to complete failure-when the female parent lacks the symbiont strain carried by the male parent. This mechanism, employed by maternally ...
Zachary P Dietz,Devshuvam Banerji,Jennifer A Sullins et al. Zachary P Dietz et al.
Metabolic functioning in nearly all eukaryotes relies on molecular machinery dual-encoded by mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) and nuclear DNA (nDNA) genomes. The two genomes have sustained an extraordinary degree of cooperation across evolutionary...
Jessica McNeill,Nathan Brandt,Enrique J Schwarzkopf et al. Jessica McNeill et al.
Meiosis is required for the formation of gametes in all sexually reproducing species and the process is well conserved across the tree of life. However, meiosis is sensitive to a variety of external factors, which can impact chromosome pair...
Juliana Rodríguez-Fuentes,Nicole Nesvadba,Verena Saladin et al. Juliana Rodríguez-Fuentes et al.
Chromosomal inversions are a type of structural variant that have long interested evolutionary biologists because of their potential role in local adaptation and speciation. However, direct experimental evidence for the fitness consequences...
Luna Qingyang Li,Liisa Parts,Philip Madgwick et al. Luna Qingyang Li et al.
Insecticide resistance poses a major challenge to sustainable agriculture, yet studying its evolution in laboratory settings is notoriously difficult due to challenges related to maintaining large populations of pest species. While theoreti...
Ezekiel Ahn,Louis K Prom,Sunchung Park et al. Ezekiel Ahn et al.
Plant disease resistance is often a complex, polygenic trait, making its genetic dissection with traditional genome-wide association studies (GWAS) challenging. Grain mold in sorghum, a devastating disease caused by a fungal complex, exempl...
Margot Paris,Esra Durmaz Mitchell,Envel Kerdaffrec et al. Margot Paris et al.
Despite many examples of balanced inversion polymorphisms, little is known about how they affect fitness-related traits. This knowledge gap hampers our understanding of how they are selectively maintained as protected polymorphisms. Here, w...
Nitin Ravikanthachari,Carol L Boggs Nitin Ravikanthachari
Specialist phytophagous insects have a narrow hostplant range for optimal development and survival. Mismatches between female oviposition preference and larval performance can lead to high fitness costs. Understanding the mechanistic basis ...