King Lau Chow

This study identifies cyclohexyl acetate as a volatile sex pheromone mimic in Caenorhabditis nematodes, showing it acts as a male-specific attractant through a distinct sensory pathway.

This study investigates chemosensory adaptations in Caenorhabditis males during the transition to androdioecy, finding that males exhibit altered olfactory behavior and that these traits can be reverted by restoring ancestral receptor function.

The paper analyzes transcriptome and methylome data from mouse oocytes to understand aging and maturation, identifying biomarkers and a predictive model for oocyte quality.