Peter Lenárt

This study shows that reproductive timing is preserved under stress through dynamic control of gonadal growth in C. elegans, maintaining reproductive-to-somatic size ratios.

This study identifies VRK-1 as a regulator of chromatin-nuclear lamina interactions in C. elegans, showing its role in stress-induced chromatin reorganization and survival.

The paper shows that YAP-1 coordinates organ growth with body size in C. elegans to maintain uniform proportions, even under tissue-specific growth inhibition.

The paper shows that simulated physical attacks induce freeze-like responses in men, with EDA, stress perception, and fMRI activity predicting the response, but only in relation to training and experience levels.