J. Fulka

The paper shows that species-specific PRM1 cysteine residues determine nuclear shape and histone retention in sperm by analyzing mutant mice.

This study shows that piRNAs are essential for early embryonic development and spermatogonia establishment in golden hamsters, with distinct effects on male and female fertility.

This study shows that Cnot6l is essential for maternal mRNA turnover during oocyte-to-embryo transition in mice, with loss of Cnot6l leading to reduced litter size and developmental arrest.