E. Brud

Season-specific dominance broadly stabilizes polymorphism under symmetric and asymmetric multivoltinism

This study shows that non-reversing dominance mechanisms stabilize polymorphism in seasonally fluctuating environments, challenging the focus on dominance reversal as the primary stabilizing factor.

Sign-epistatic centromere drive in panmictic populations

The paper develops a population genetic model to explain karyotype evolution through sign-epistatic centromere drive and modifier gene interactions in panmictic populations.

Florida Drosophila melanogaster genomes sampled 13 years apart show increases in warm-associated SNP alleles

The paper analyzes genetic changes in Drosophila melanogaster over 13 years in Florida, finding increased frequencies of warm-associated SNP alleles and seasonal shifts in allele frequencies.

Adaptive meiotic drive in selfing populations with heterozygote advantage

The paper investigates adaptive meiotic drive in selfing populations with heterozygote advantage, showing that segregation distortion can be favored under overdominant fitness.

Support for the dominance theory in Drosophila transcriptomes

This study investigates the role of the hemizygous X chromosome in hybrid misexpression in Drosophila, finding significant contributions of recessive X-linked alleles and evidence for faster-X and slower-X evolution in gene expression divergence.