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Several months ago, Devin Drown, Kevin Preuss, and Michael Wade got to talking over coffee and breakfast sandwiches. The men were discussing, as biologists occasionally do, how modes of genetic transmission could give rise to evolutionary patterns. This morning their interest was in mitochondria. Is it possible, they wondered, that the maternal transmission of this one-time symbiont would leave a mark on genetic architecture?

Highlight: "Keeping the Boys in the Conversation: Male Fitness Shapes the Location of Genes that Interact with Mitochondria"