Yehuda Salzberg

Reporter alleles of all ten C. elegans DMRT genes show six are sexually dimorphic across tissues; mab-3, dmd-3 and mab-23 nulls alter male neuronal identities.

The paper profiles single-cell RNA sequencing data from sex-shared neurons in C. elegans to reveal molecular dimorphism and sex-biased gene expression patterns.

This study creates a gene expression atlas for C. elegans sexes, identifying sex-specific genes and their roles in development and physiology.

This study shows that cold temperatures and lithium salt delay forgetting of olfactory memories in C. elegans by modulating membrane properties and the diacylglycerol pathway in specific neurons.

This study identifies sexual dimorphism in the mechanosensory circuit of C. elegans, showing differences in neuronal wiring and molecular mechanisms between sexes.

The paper studies sex-specific differences in nociceptive circuits of C. elegans and shows how network topology influences dimorphic behavior through synaptic rewiring.

This study shows TIAM-1/GEF shapes dendrites in C. elegans by regulating F-actin localization without requiring its GEF activity.