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• Nuclear localization and transactivation of SYS-1/β-catenin is the result of serial gene duplications and subfunctionalizations

  This article's authors

  1. Wolf AK
  2. Adams-Phillips LC
  3. Adams AND
  4. Erives AJ
  5. Phillips BT

• TOP-2 is differentially required for the proper maintenance of cohesin on meiotic chromosomes in C. elegans spermatogenesis and oogenesis

  This article's authors

  1. Rourke C
  2. Jaramillo-Lambert A

• Protein homeostasis is maintained by proteasomes containing PSMB9 induced by EEF1A2 upon mitochondrial stress

  This article's authors

  1. Kim M
  2. Samluk L
  3. Stępkowski TM
  4. Suppanz I
  5. Serwa RA
  6. Kodroń A
  7. Warscheid B
  8. Chacinska A

• Intrinsic apoptosis is evolutionary divergent among metazoans

  This article's authors

  1. Krasovec G
  2. Quéinnec É
  3. Chambon J

• Alignment of genetic differentiation across trophic levels in a fig community

  This article's authors

  1. Woodruff GC
  2. Willis JH
  3. Phillips PC

• Hemicentin mediated type IV collagen assembly strengthens juxtaposed basement membrane linkage

  This article's authors

  1. Gianakas CA
  2. Keeley DP
  3. Ramos-Lewis W
  4. Park K
  5. Jayadev R
  6. Chi Q
  7. Sherwood DR

• Expanded FLP toolbox for spatiotemporal protein degradation and transcriptomic profiling in C. elegans

  This article's authors

  1. Fragoso-Luna A
  2. Ayuso C
  3. Eibl M
  4. Muñoz-Jiménez C
  5. Benes V
  6. Cases I
  7. Askjaer P

• Preserving protein homeostasis prevents motor impairment in DNA Damage Response-compromised C. elegans

  This article's authors

  1. Huiting W
  2. Duque-Jaramillo A
  3. Seinstra RI
  4. Kampinga HH
  5. Nollen EA
  6. Bergink S

• A Single-copy Knock In Translating Ribosome ImmunoPrecipitation (SKI TRIP) tool kit for tissue specific profiling of actively translated mRNAs in C. elegans

  This article's authors

  1. Wester LE
  2. Lanjuin A
  3. Bruckisch EHW
  4. Perez Matos MC
  5. Heintz C
  6. Denzel MS
  7. Mair WB

• An Atypical RNA Quadruplex Marks RNAs as Vectors for Gene Silencing

  This article's authors

  1. Roschdi S
  2. Yan J
  3. Nomura Y
  4. Escobar CA
  5. Petersen RJ
  6. Bingman CA
  7. Tonelli M
  8. Montemayor EJ
  9. Kennedy S
  10. BUTCHER S

• Endogenous DAF-16 Spatiotemporal Activity Quantitatively Predicts Lifespan Extension Induced by Dietary Restriction

  This article's authors

  1. Huayta J
  2. San-Miguel A

• A Modified TurboID Approach Identifies Tissue-Specific Centriolar Components In C. elegans

  This article's authors

  1. Holzer E
  2. Rumpf-Kienzl C
  3. Falk S
  4. Dammermann A

• Kinesin-II motors differentially impact biogenesis of distinct extracellular vesicle subpopulations shed from C. elegans sensory cilia

  This article's authors

  1. Clupper M
  2. Gill R
  3. Elsayyid M
  4. Touroutine D
  5. Caplan JL
  6. Tanis JE

• Extent of Molecular Chaperone Association Might Determine Fates of Membraneless Organelles during Aging in C. elegans

  This article's authors

  1. Mukherjee P
  2. Panda P
  3. Kasturi P

• The zinc-finger transcription factor LSL-1 is a major regulator of the germline transcriptional program in C. elegans

  This article's authors

  1. Rodriguez-Crespo D
  2. Nanchen M
  3. Rajopadhye S
  4. Wicky C

• Neural mechanism of experience-dependent sensory gain control in C. elegans

  This article's authors

  1. Ikejiri Y
  2. Tanimoto Y
  3. Fujita K
  4. Hiramatsu F
  5. Yamazaki SJ
  6. Endo Y
  7. Iwatani Y
  8. Fujimoto K
  9. Kimura KD

• An unexpected role for the conserved ADAM-family metalloprotease ADM-2 in Caenorhabditis elegans molting

  This article's authors

  1. Joseph BB
  2. Meadows S
  3. Edeen PT
  4. Binti S
  5. Fay DS

• Identifying C. elegans Lifespan Mutants by Screening for Early-Onset Protein Aggregation

  This article's authors

  1. Midkiff DF
  2. San-Miguel A

• Sex-specific topology of the nociceptive circuit shapes dimorphic behavior in C. elegans

  This article's authors

  1. Pechuk V
  2. Salzberg Y
  3. Goldman G
  4. Chaubey AH
  5. Bola RA
  6. Hoffman JR
  7. Endreson ML
  8. Miller RM
  9. Reger NJ
  10. Portman DS
  11. Ferkey DM
  12. Schneidman E
  13. Oren-Suissa M

• pop-1/TCF, ref-2/ZIC and T-box factors regulate the development of anterior cells in the C. elegans embryo

  This article's authors

  1. Rumley JD
  2. Preston EA
  3. Cook D
  4. Peng FL
  5. Zacharias AL
  6. Wu L
  7. Jileaeva I
  8. Murray JI