T. R. Hvidsten

The paper investigates the metabolic roles of core ciliates in the rumen microbiome, finding that they contribute significantly to volatile fatty acid production and hydrogen metabolism, particularly in high methane-emitting animals.

The paper evaluates the gene regulatory functions of transposable elements (TEs) in Atlantic salmon, finding that some TE-derived cis-regulatory elements significantly increase gene expression.

The paper compares cold-induced transcriptomes of three Arctic Brassicaceae species to Arabidopsis thaliana to understand cold tolerance evolution and find shared and species-specific gene responses.

Cross-species network analysis identifies and validates new growth regulators in Arabidopsis by integrating transcriptional networks and functional orthologs.

This study identifies ERF85's role in balancing xylem cell expansion and secondary cell wall formation in hybrid aspen through ectopic expression analysis and transcriptomic profiling.

The paper develops a dual enrichment strategy to isolate N2O-respiring bacteria capable of functioning in both soil and digestate, showing their effectiveness in reducing N2O emissions.

This study shows that a tailored acetylated galactoglucomannan fibre selectively activates butyrate-producing gut bacteria and triggers secondary metabolic shifts in neighboring microbial populations in pigs.

The paper uses comparative phylogenetic analysis of transcriptomic data to show pervasive expression evolution in ohnologs following salmonid WGD, driven by regulatory divergence and gene dosage shifts.

The paper integrates absolute multi-omics data to study metabolic and translational interactions in a mixed-kingdom microbiome, revealing population-specific transcriptome-proteome relationships.

This study reveals that Coprothermobacter proteolyticus acquires carbohydrate-active enzymes via horizontal gene transfer to degrade polysaccharides, explaining its dominance in thermophilic microbial communities.

This study investigates cold acclimation in early diverging Pooideae lineages and finds that while cold acclimation exists, regulatory genes are not conserved and show lineage-specific evolution.

This study shows ethylene induces gelatinous layers in hybrid aspen, linking ethylene signaling to wood formation through transcription factors.

This paper shows that differing conclusions about gene regulatory divergence after whole-genome duplication are due to analysis methods, not data differences.

The paper investigates how diet shifts between freshwater and seawater affect lipid metabolism regulation in Atlantic salmon, identifying gene expression changes and evolutionary impacts of whole-genome duplication.

The paper generates high-spatial-resolution transcriptome data from Populus tremula wood-forming tissues and identifies novel gene modules and expression patterns involved in cambial growth and wood formation.