Aric N. Rogers

This study shows that intermittent fasting improves muscle health and extends lifespan in both sexes of African turquoise killifish, with sex-specific molecular and cellular changes.

This study shows that reducing translation in neurons or germline in C. elegans enhances muscle proteostasis and resilience to stress by increasing heat shock gene expression and muscle regulatory gene expression.

This study investigates the role of progranulin and FMRFamide-like neuropeptides in longevity and proteostasis under dietary restriction in C. elegans, finding no major effects on lifespan but increased motility in specific contexts.

The paper identifies translational repression of CYC-2.1 in the germline as a mechanism that extends lifespan through non-autonomous activation of UPRmt and AMPK in C. elegans.

This study identifies post-transcriptional mechanisms regulating longevity in C. elegans under dietary restriction, highlighting roles for RNA binding proteins, microRNA, and nonsense mediated decay.