Publikationen von Ellen McConnell

Colombi, E.; Bertels, F.; Doulcier, G.; McConnell, E.; Pichugina, T.; Sohn, K. H.; Straub, C.; McCann, H.; Rainey, P. B.: Rapid dissemination of host-metabolism-manipulating transposon-like entities via integrative and conjugative elements. PNAS 121 (11), e2309263121 (2024)

Wilches, R.; Beluch, W. H.; McConnell, E.; Tautz, D.; Chan, Y. F.: Independent evolution toward larger body size in the distinctive Faroe Island mice. G3: Genes, Genomes, Genetics 11 (1), jkaa051 (2021)

Linnenbrink, M.; Ullrich, K. K.; McConnell, E.; Tautz, D.: The amylase gene cluster in house mice (Mus musculus) was subject to repeated introgression including the rescue of a pseudogene. BMC Evolutionary Biology 20, 56 (2020)

Remigi, P.; Ferguson, G. C.; McConnell, E.; De Monte, S.; Rogers, D. W.; Rainey, P. B.: Ribosome provisioning activates a bistable switch coupled to fast exit from stationary phase. Molecular Biology and Evolution 36 (5), S. 1056 - 1070 (2019)

Rogers, D. W.; McConnell, E.; Ono, J.; Greig, D.: Spore-autonomous fluorescent protein expression identifies meiotic chromosome mis-segregation as the principal cause of hybrid sterility in yeast. PLoS Biology 16 (11), e2005066 (2018)

Rogers, D. W.; McConnell, E.; Miller, E. L.; Greig, D.: Diminishing returns on intragenic repeat number expansion in the production of signaling peptides. Molecular Biology and Evolution 34 (12), S. 3176 - 3185 (2017)

Neme, R.; Amador, C. I.; Yildirim, B.; McConnell, E.; Tautz, D.: Random sequences are an abundant source of bioactive RNAs or peptides. Nature Ecology & Evolution 1, 0127 (2017)

Rogers, D. W.; Denton, J. A.; McConnell, E.; Greig, D.: Experimental Evolution of Species Recognition. Current Biology 25 (13), S. 1753 - 1758 (2015)

Rogers, D. W.; McConnell, E.; Greig, D.: Molecular quantification of Saccharomyces cerevisiae α-pheromone secretion. FEMS Yeast Research 12 (6), S. 668 - 674 (2012)

Chan, Y. F.; Jones, F. C.; McConnell, E.; Bryk, J.; Bünger, L.; Tautz, D.: Parallel selection mapping using artificially selected mice reveals body weight control loci. Current Biology 22 (9), S. 794 - 800 (2012)