James G. DuBose

This study evaluates how congruence metrics and host phylogenetic coverage affect Monte Carlo-based null models for detecting phylosymbiosis signals.

This study investigates how dispersal limitation and pre-adaptation influence the distribution of Paraburkholderia endosymbionts in social amoeba communities, finding that dispersal limitation is a major factor.

The paper examines gene duplication and organization in C. elegans, finding weaker stage-specific expression patterns and more constrained duplicate gene expression compared to complex organisms.

This study shows that a non-native host plant allows monarch butterflies to develop later in the fall, altering their seasonal life cycle.

The paper examines how host phylogeny and diet influence bacterial communities in Sonoran Desert Drosophila species, finding diet has a stronger impact than phylogeny.

This study examines transcriptional differentiation of a parasite across its host's metamorphosis, finding greater transcriptional divergence in the parasite than its host.

This study examines how gene duplication contributes to divergent gene expression patterns across the metamorphosis of monarch butterflies, linking gene duplication to trait decoupling in complex life cycles.