Camille M. Moeckel

The paper analyzes inverted repeats across 118,065 genomes to study their distribution, frequency, and functional roles in genomic instability and evolution.

Quadrupia identifies and characterizes G-quadruplex sequences across 108,449 genomes, revealing taxonomic patterns and experimentally validating key structures.

This paper introduces frequentmers, a metagenomic feature for early disease detection, and applies it to identify liver cirrhosis with high accuracy using stool samples.