J. Y. Choi

This study identifies transcribed intergenic regions in rice that function as regulatory elements, associated with gene expression and chromatin interactions.

This study investigates how ancient genetic variations drive adaptive radiation in Hawaiian Metrosideros, showing balancing selection on pre-existing haplotypes facilitates diversification despite limited genetic diversity.

This paper shows that Staphylococcus epidermidis in the nasal mucosa induces Serpine1, which blocks influenza virus invasion by inhibiting protease activity and IFN-λ signaling.

The paper screens siRNA molecules to target SARS-CoV-2 and shows that an RdRp-targeting siRNA reduces infection in hamsters and macaques.

The paper finds a negative correlation between telomere length and flowering time in Arabidopsis thaliana, rice, and maize, suggesting a link between telomere dynamics and plant life history strategies.

The paper reconstructs the ancient dispersal of rice in Asia and identifies extrinsic factors affecting its genomic diversity.

The paper assembles high-quality genomes of two basmati rice varieties using nanopore sequencing and identifies structural variations, gene flow, and genetic groupings in circum-basmati rice.

This study investigates the role of divergent selection and gene flow in the incipient speciation of a riparian tree in Hawaii, finding genomic islands of divergence linked to regulatory genes and positive selection.

This study compares 6-month angiographic and 2-year clinical outcomes between long and short chronic total occlusion (CTO) lesions after successful DES PCI, finding higher repeat PCI rates in long CTO lesions.

This paper investigates the domestication history of African rice, finding no single origin and suggesting a multi-regional process with admixture and multiple contributing regions.

This study reanalyzes rice domestication data to show multiple origins but single domestication event with allele introgression.