Ya‐Ping Lin

This study shows that reducing electrical synapse coupling in retinal circuits is necessary for optimal daylight vision.

The paper investigates the functional organization of electrical synapses in zebrafish, revealing that Cx34.1 is obligatory while Cx34.7 is accessory, with roles defined by the postsynaptic scaffold, similar to chemical synapses.

The paper identifies the proteome of electrical synapses in retinal neurons using BioID in mice and zebrafish, revealing new interactors and their roles in synapse function.

This study provides a comprehensive pan-genomic analysis of mungbean, revealing its demographic history, genomic variation, and genotype-phenotype-environment relationships across diverse environments.

The paper identifies CYP76AD1 and 5GT as heat stress-downregulated genes affecting betalain biosynthesis in Amaranthus tricolor.

This study assesses genetic resistance to major tomato diseases in wild and cultivated germplasm, identifying wild species as rich sources of resistance loci.

This study identifies QTLs for reproductive traits under heat stress in tomato using a MAGIC population, finding fruit number as a better selection criterion than pollen viability.

This study identifies genetic factors underlying demographic turnover in Arabidopsis thaliana, showing polygenic adaptation contributes to the dominance of non-relict populations.

This study identifies Neurobeachin's role in restricting electrical synapse proteins to dendrites in zebrafish neurons.

This study uses interspecies GWAS to identify candidate genes regulating days to flowering in Amaranthus, revealing homologs of known flowering regulators from Arabidopsis.

The paper assesses population differentiation and linkage disequilibrium in Solanum pimpinellifolium using high-density SNP markers to improve genome-wide association studies for tomato breeding.