Philipp Lehmann

The paper examines how metabolic rates and aerobic capacity in Chernobyl rodents correlate with radioactive dose rates, finding differing patterns in adults and subadults.

The paper identifies a transposable element insertion as the genetic switch for an alternative life history strategy in Colias butterflies, linking it to changes in pigment synthesis and reproductive development.

This study shows that DILP1 promotes growth and catabolic energy metabolism during the non-feeding pupal stage in Drosophila, leading to larger adults with reduced starvation resistance.