Ancient pathogens as proxies of human movements and social interactions

Ancient DNA reveals genetic barrier despite shared Avar-period culture in Eastern-Central Europe

Ancient mastics offer new insights into oral microbiome evolution and health

Ancient metagenomics reveal human-microbial interactions over an evolutionary timescale

Late Neandertals in focus: a fine-resolution paleogenetic study of Neandertal groups in North-Western Europe

Paternal Genetic Contributions from Millet and Rice Farmers to the Genetic Makeup of Southern Chinese and Southeast Asians

The dynamic genetic landscape of indigenous South Americans

Ancient genomes reveal complex genetic history of ancient populations in the western Tibetan Plateau

Improved palaeoproteomic methods allow for identification of a Pleistocene tooth from Khudji, Tajikistan, as a probable Neanderthal

Human adaptation to farming through DNA methylation

Functional innovation through new gene origination is a general evolutionary process

Evolutionary mechanisms of new gene birth and protein sequence convergence

New genes enable protein structural innovation and function in the brain

Solving a genetic paradox: from an essential gene to a killer

Moderate presence and evolutionary causes of paralogous compensation in humans

Evolution of retrocopies of protein-coding genes in the context of HUSH complex repression.

Using high-quality gene annotations on complete primate genomes and human pangenomes to study gene evolution

Gene expansion and evolution in detoxification and lignocellulose degradation enzymes in mangrove herbivorous crabs

The gene regulatory networks and transcription factors controlling the expression of de novo originated genes

Massive introgression and gene duplications drove sexual system transition in an algal genus Vaucheria

Monkeyflower (Mimulus) uncovers the evolutionary basis of the eukaryote telomere sequence variation

Using house mouse system to trace the evolutionary fate of newly originated gene copies