Ziming Ren

This study shows that F-53B impairs meiotic cell division and reproduction in Arabidopsis by disrupting chromosome segregation, microtubule organization, and crossover formation.

Arabidopsis flowers in culture medium produce unreduced microspores due to disrupted meiotic cytokinesis, which is partially rescued by increased sucrose.

This study shows F-53B impairs root development in Arabidopsis by damaging cell viability and nuclei stability without causing DNA double-strand breaks.

This study identifies natural heat resilience factors in Arabidopsis thaliana that enhance meiotic stability under heat stress, with implications for crop breeding.

This study shows UV radiation reduces crossover rates and disrupts meiotic spindle organization in Arabidopsis, leading to unreduced gametes and altered genome stability.