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F. Pulido

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Pan-species transcriptomic analysis reveals a constitutive adaptation against oxidative stress for the highly virulent Leptospira species.

A. Giraud Gatineau, G. Ayachit, C. Nieves, C. Dagbo, K. Bourhy, F. Pulido, S. Huete, N. Benaroudj, M. Picardeau, F. J. Veyrier

The paper introduces Annotator-RNAtor for pan-species transcriptomic analysis and applies it to study adaptation in Leptospira species, finding higher katE expression in virulent P1+ strains linked to oxidative stress tolerance.

bioRxiv · Aug 1, 2023 · PreprintMicrobiology

Widespread latitudinal asymmetry in marginal population performance

F. Pulido, B. Castagneyrol, F. Rodriguez-Sanchez, Y. Caceres, A. Pardo, E. Moracho, J. Kollmann, F. Valladares, J. Ehrlen, A. S. Jump, J.-C. Svenning, A. Hampe

The paper tests if high-latitude margin populations perform better than low-latitude ones under climate change, finding low-latitude margins perform worse across species and habitats.

bioRxiv · Sep 2, 2021Ecology