Mu Qiao

The paper examines the macroevolutionary consequences of asymmetrical sexual conflict in water striders, finding that male-driven trait evolution drives diversification while female resistance traits show greater flexibility.

The paper introduces a bilinear model to decode neuronal connectivity from gene expression data, achieving performance comparable to existing methods and identifying new genetic interactions.

The paper integrates single-cell transcriptomic data from 17 vertebrate species to study the evolution of retinal cell types, finding conserved cell classes and subclasses with variation increasing from outer to inner retina.

The paper develops an automated platform for high-throughput mouse training and trial-by-trial behavioral analysis during learning, revealing hesitation through unsupervised trajectory analysis.

The paper maps transgene insertion sites in mice and shows that transgene integration affects neighboring endogenous gene expression.