Yingchuan Billy Qi

This study identifies MYRF as a master temporal regulator in C. elegans larval development, showing it drives oscillatory gene networks and stage transitions through microRNA activation and feedback loops.

The paper identifies two inhibitory mechanisms regulating MYRF-1 cleavage in C. elegans, showing their role in controlling developmental timing.

This study identifies three TTR paralogs in C. elegans that regulate reproductive longevity by maintaining sperm integrity and ovulation timing.

The paper identifies MYRF-1 as a key regulator of lin-4 expression in C. elegans, linking it to developmental timing control through direct promoter binding and nuclear accumulation.

The paper identifies class A motor neurons in C. elegans as intrinsic oscillators driving reverse locomotion without premotor interneurons.