Chee Kiang Ewe

The paper shows neuronal small RNAs protect germline integrity and prevent heat-induced sterility in lab Caenorhabditis elegans by modulating thermotolerance and countering domestication effects.

The paper identifies PALS-22 as a regulator of AGO expression in C. elegans, showing its role in balancing immunity and germline health through modulation of RNAi and epigenetic inheritance.

The paper shows that temperature perception in C. elegans can drive transgenerational epigenetic inheritance through RNAi factors and small RNAs.

This study shows that programmed cell death and aging pathways regulate mtDNA quality control and transmission in C. elegans by affecting the accumulation of a defective mtDNA mutation.

The paper identifies a feedforward regulatory logic in C. elegans endoderm development that ensures robustness and fidelity of cell fate specification and differentiation.

The paper investigates how heritable epigenetic factors contribute to cryptic variation in the requirement for SKN-1 in endoderm development in C. elegans.

The paper identifies cryptic variation in the C. elegans endoderm gene regulatory network, showing that some embryos can develop endoderm without key regulators, while others require them.