A. Joshi

This study shows that D. melanogaster populations selected for rapid development evolved smaller body size and reduced inter-locus sexual conflict, with body size reduction primarily affecting male manipulative ability.

This study develops an in vitro protocol for multiple shoot regeneration from excised embryonic axis explants of jute, showing successful shoot differentiation and rooting.

This study assesses banana farming practices in Chitwan, Nepal, comparing them to Good Agricultural Practices (GAP), revealing low adoption rates and recommending awareness programs.

This study evaluates the anti-diabetic and anti-adipogenic effects of the herbo-mineral formulation Divya MadhuKalp using in vitro and in vivo models.

This paper introduces a multi-dimensional separation method for glycosaminoglycan oligosaccharides that enables structural and functional analysis without desalting.

This study shows TRAP1 forms an OXPHOS-regulated tetramer and is essential for maintaining mitochondrial metabolic homeostasis by modulating OXPHOS and interacting with mitochondrial chaperones.

This study tests if long-term directional selection for reduced development time in Drosophila melanogaster increases canalization of that trait, finding increased canalization for development time but not pre-adult survivorship.

This study shows that cancer cells are hypersensitive to Hsp90 inhibitors due to a shift in cellular quiescence and activity balance, which can be modulated by growth factors and proteostasis challenges.

The paper identifies 15,463 human-specific mobile elements (HS-MEs) contributing to genome size increase and gene regulation, expanding prior knowledge by over 8,000 elements.

This study identifies ERBB2 and KRAS mutations in early-stage gallbladder cancer and shows their impact on response to EGFR inhibitors.

This study uses a stage-structured model to show how resource availability, life-history traits, and demography affect population stability and the effectiveness of pest control.

This study evaluates how social organization and other factors affect bias in population size estimation using mark-recapture methods, finding that POPAN performs better than Robust Design models under certain conditions.

The paper critiques claims that niche construction is a significant evolutionary process, arguing that these claims are largely untenable and represent academic niche construction.