I. Martincova

The paper examines how host subspecies divergence, hybridisation, and spatial environment influence microbiome composition in house mice, finding that host genetics shape microbiome similarity more than hybridisation.

This study compares genetic and phenotypic data of wild-derived mouse strains with classical laboratory strains, finding greater genetic diversity in wild strains and phenotypic differences in multiple traits.

The study finds reduced parasite intensity in hybrid mice compared to parental subspecies for Eimeria and pinworms, but no evidence of lower infection probability or health impacts.

This study examines sperm quality differences in house mouse hybrids, finding increased and asymmetric abnormalities in intersubspecific crosses, suggesting genetic interactions and implications for male fitness.