John Wang

The paper analyzes the genomic diversity of C. tropicalis, finding geographic correlation and hyper-divergent regions linked to environmental adaptation.

This study analyzes microbial communities in Ficus septica figs using 16S metabarcoding, finding that nematode occupancy affects microbial composition but not diversity, while wasp number negatively correlates with microbial diversity.

This study identifies a fig-associated microbe, Klebsiella sp. WOUb2, that enhances reproductive success in two Caenorhabditis species through distinct life history mechanisms.

The paper analyzes over 2,000 Caenorhabditis briggsae wild strains to uncover genetic diversity, population structure, and evolutionary mechanisms shaping phenotypic variation.

The paper describes five new Caenorhabditis species from Indonesia, reports their phylogenetic placement, and identifies exceptions to Haldane's rule in interspecific hybrid fertility.

The paper adapts the phiC31 integrase system for C. elegans to enable efficient transgene integration and chromosomal inversion.

The paper shows that copy-number variation of pheromone receptor genes in C. elegans is shaped by selection and gene flow, contributing to differences in pheromone responses across habitats.