Yong Long

This study shows visible light affects behavioral memory and gene expression in C. elegans through a non-visual pathway involving cyp-14A5 and bZIP transcription factors.

This study identifies a genetic pathway in C. elegans that detoxifies amygdalin by co-opting algal genes acquired via horizontal gene transfer.

This study shows that GPCR signaling in C. elegans promotes stress-induced organismic death through a genetic program involving ZIP-10 and lipid remodeling.

The paper investigates SB transposon excision and integration, finding asymmetrical cleavage generates multiple fragments and only some re-integrate, impacting transposition efficiency.

The paper identifies a genetic pathway in C. elegans that mediates cold-warming response and promotes stress-induced phenoptosis through ZIP-10 regulation.