Titas Sengupta

This study identifies SET1/COMPASS-mediated de novo transcription as a mechanism accelerating forgetting with age in C. elegans and humans.

This paper identifies molecular mechanisms underlying transgenerational epigenetic inheritance of pathogen avoidance in C. elegans, showing that specific small RNAs from bacteria mediate this behavior across generations.

The paper critiques Gainey et al.'s failure to replicate transgenerational epigenetic inheritance experiments in C. elegans due to methodological deviations.

The paper shows a bacterial small RNA induces transgenerational learned avoidance in C. elegans, with potential maladaptive effects on beneficial bacteria.

The paper shows that blocking programmed cell death in C. elegans leads to extra neurons that alter specific behaviors like reversal frequency and duration.

The paper investigates how differential adhesion controls neurite placement in C. elegans brain neuropils through a retrograde zippering mechanism.

The paper uses diffusion condensation to analyze the C. elegans nerve ring neuropil, revealing its stratified structure and developmental principles.