Qianying Yang

This study identifies THAP11 as a general regulator of early embryonic polarization across three developmental stages in mice, showing its role in cell fate and morphogenesis.

This study uses a novel in vivo protein-degradation approach to show NFYA is essential for spermatogenesis by regulating stage-specific transcriptional programs through chromatin interactions.

This study identifies NFYA as a regulator of two sequential transcriptional activation events during oocyte-to-embryo transition, showing its role in primordial follicle activation and zygotic genome activation.