It is suggested that spider sex chromosomes are conserved in homologous identity but more labile in structure, providing a comparative framework for studying sex chromosome conservation and divergence across Araneae.
This reference genome connects classical black fly cytogenetics with sequence-level analyses of genome organization, structural variation, and gene content, addressing a major genomic gap within Culicomorpha and providing a foundation for comparative studies of chromosome evolution, hematophagy, and vector biology acro...
E. Nishiduka, Tom Hill, Stephen Lu et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
Oxyria digyna
is a perennial herb widely distributed across Arctic and Alpine regions, representing one of the oldest extant Arctic plant lineages. Despite its ecological and evolutionary importance, no chromosome-scale reference genome has been published as a research paper to date. Here, we present two high-qual...
Jeongwoen Shin, Moonkyo Kim, Misun Moon et al.· Scientific Data· 0 citations
Bitterlings (Acheilognathidae) exhibit a unique reproductive strategy characterized by symbiotic embryonic development inside the gill cavities of freshwater unionid mussels. Despite extensive ecological and physiological research on this system, genomic resources for bitterlings have remained limited, hindering compar...
Rawon Jeong, Jeonghun Kim, Young-Suk Ho· G3· 0 citations
It is shown that chromosome-scale reference genome assemblies that include complete sex chromosomes provide a valuable resource for conservation genomics, studies of sex-specific population history, and comparative investigations of Y chromosome evolution across pinnipeds and other mammal species.
Emmi Olkkonen, Ari Löytynoja, Zsófia Fekete et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
This reference genome provides an important resource for studies of pinniped genome evolution, as well as conservation and population genomics of the Saimaa ringed seal, facilitating future work on genetic diversity, inbreeding, mutational load and adaptive potential in this highly endangered species.
Martin Grethlein, Zsófia Fekete, Steffi Goffart et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
Castilleja (Orobanchaceae) is a diverse, facultatively hemiparasitic plant genus characterized by a complex evolutionary history of reticulate evolution and significant taxonomic ambiguity. High-quality genomic resources have historically been limited, hindering robust macro-evolutionary and macro-ecological inquiries....
Ren N. Hamm, Jason Leung, Magdalene S. Lo et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
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