Martina Dalíková

The paper evaluates W chromosome assemblies in Bombyx mori, finding them structurally flawed but revealing reduced repetitive DNA diversity and rapid repeat turnover.

The paper examines karyotype variation in Polyommatine butterflies, finding that the W sex chromosome remains intact despite chromosome fragmentation.

This study investigates the transition to asexual reproduction in water frogs through hybridogenesis, using cytogenomic probes to show DNA elimination and gametogenic modifications in F1 hybrids.

This study investigates the W chromosome in ghost moths, revealing large genomes, absence of typical sex chromatin, and potential origin from a B chromosome.

The paper investigates rDNA re-patterning in Lepidoptera, showing satellite arrays drive homology-mediated spread through extrachromosomal circles or ectopic recombination.

The paper presents the first genome of Nesidiocoris tenuis, a predatory bug with dual roles as a biological control agent and pest, using linked-read sequencing and various genomic analyses.

The paper identifies a Y-linked gene, MoY, essential for male sex determination in medflies and shows its conservation across multiple fruit fly species, enabling potential genetic control strategies.