Anne Loiseau

This study identifies core and host-specific microbial communities in Drosophila suzukii across life stages and host fruits using metabarcoding.

This study examines genetic diversity and structure of Rattus rattus in Madagascar, finding higher diversity and connectivity in outdoor subpopulations, suggesting integrated control strategies are needed for plague management.

This paper introduces GABBI, a new method for designing target capture probes using genome alignments, which identifies more phylogenetically informative loci than existing methods for weevils.

The paper assesses small mammal communities in pine plantations and hedgerows, finding hedgerows benefit some species but not restore forest specialists.

This study uses genomic data and statistical methods to analyze adaptation in Drosophila suzukii during past and future invasions, identifying genomic regions associated with invasion success and predicting future invasion risks.

This study uses genomic data from a Southern African rodent to show how aridity influences genetic divergence and population connectivity, with genes related to water conservation and neurotransmission identified.

This study examines how urbanization affects small mammal communities and their gut microbiota, finding that urban species show reduced taxonomic diversity but increased functional diversity in their microbiota.

The paper uses RADseq on a contact zone to show strong reproductive isolation between two lineages of Acanthodactylus erythrurus, supporting species-level divergence.

This study identifies the gene pannier as controlling melanic pattern polymorphism in the harlequin ladybird through cis-regulatory allelic variation.

This paper describes a data cleaning procedure for 16S rRNA amplicon sequencing to accurately estimate bacterial positivity, prevalence, and coinfection in wildlife, using rodent samples from Senegal.