Elif Sarinay Cenik

This paper demonstrates that using an amplitude-only cost function with angular and defocus diversity in multi-slice beam propagation improves inverse-scattering reconstruction quality in biological samples.

This study shows that reducing endogenous tau in C. elegans mitigates APOE4-induced behavioral and axonal defects, suggesting a role for tau in AD-related neurodegeneration patterns.

The paper identifies a ribosomal mutation conferring cycloheximide resistance in C. elegans and shows it alters translation efficiency and developmental timing without activating stress pathways.

The paper analyzes ribosome profiling data to show translation efficiency covariation (TEC) is conserved across human and mouse cells, revealing gene functions not evident from RNA or protein co-expression.

This study shows RNA Pol I is essential for chromatin organization and H3K4me3 gradients in oogenesis, independent of ribosome synthesis in C. elegans.

This study investigates how haploinsufficiency of ribosomal proteins affects mitochondrial morphology, respiration, and stress responses in C. elegans and human cells.

The paper shows that inhibiting hypodermal ribosome synthesis in C. elegans triggers a nutrition-independent growth quiescence response across the organism.

The paper identifies genes with 5' terminal oligopyrimidine tracts that escape suppression by SARS-CoV-2 NSP1 through RNA-Seq and ribosome profiling, revealing a role for LARP1 in their preferential translation.

The paper analyzes RNA expression and splicing in a family with a rare Mendelian disorder, revealing disrupted coordination between mitochondrial components and RPL11 transcripts.

The paper identifies conserved 5'UTRs as regulators of translation and reveals their structural dynamics using a new method.

The paper integrates RNA, translation, and protein data to show genetic variation affects translation and protein levels in humans.