Arantza Barrios

The paper investigates the role of homeobox genes in defining neuronal diversity in the male-specific nervous system of C. elegans, showing their expression patterns and functional importance.

This study identifies gene regulatory mechanisms that coordinate neuron-type-specific programs with plastic gene expression responses in Caenorhabditis species.

This study identifies how C. elegans males use multiple sensory cues to optimize mate-choice decisions by assessing various mate features.

The paper investigates how conflicting positive and negative experiences are represented in the neural circuit of C. elegans during learning, showing that valence is flexibly encoded across neurons rather than in a single class.

The paper identifies a novel mechanism of sexual dimorphism in the nervous system through direct glia-to-neuron transdifferentiation during sexual maturation in C. elegans.