Katharina C. Wollenberg Valero

The paper introduces LAMPrey, a method to analyze qLAMP and qPCR reactions using inflection cycle threshold (iCt) to improve accuracy and comparability.

The paper examines the relationship between transcriptomic stress responses and PPI network architecture in zebrafish embryos, finding stress response genes are more central in the network.

This study examines how direct and indirect heat stress affects zebrafish embryos in a mutagenic environment, finding that direct heat stress can have a hormetic effect, while combined heat and social metabolites reduce fitness.

The paper examines climate-driven promoter evolution in the Western Canaries lizard, identifying adaptive loci and selection patterns linked to elevation and extreme weather events.

The paper introduces the Amphibian Genomics Consortium to address gaps in amphibian genomic resources and promote international collaboration for research and conservation.

The paper evaluates 51 amphibian genomes to assess their utility for functional genomics, finding variation in quality, high transposable element content, and conserved synteny despite divergence.

This study presents the first annotated genome of Hediste diversicolor and evaluates its transcriptomic and behavioral responses to oceanic stressors like pH and temperature changes.

This paper shows heat stress in zebrafish embryos leads to stress metabolite release, which induces stress responses in naive receivers through distinct molecular pathways.