Ye Ding

The paper develops antibodies and an immunofluorescence method to accurately identify spermatogenic cell types in fish testis samples across multiple species.

This study shows maternal Nanog controls oocyte maturation and early embryonic development by repressing eef1a1l2 transcription, which reduces translational activity and prevents ER stress.

This study identifies distinct biological processes in zebrafish gonad differentiation at 25 and 30 dpf, revealing metabolic and immune-related pathways in ovary and testis development respectively.

This study demonstrates the successful production of genome-edited sperm from a phylogenetically distant fish species using cross-subfamily spermatogonial stem cell transplantation.

This study shows Elovl2, not Elovl5, is essential for DHA synthesis in zebrafish, using gene knockout models and quantifying DHA levels in liver and embryos.

This study shows Nanog represses maternal β-catenin activity by interfering with TCF factors, preventing hyper-dorsalization in early embryos.

This study develops a method combining CRISPR/Cas9 and PGC transplantation to efficiently generate maternal-zygotic mutants of embryonic lethal genes in zebrafish.

The paper shows that seedless miRNA binding sites reduce the effectiveness of seed site-mediated target repression in 3' UTRs, affecting miRNA-mediated gene regulation.

The paper co-sequences microRNAs and mRNAs in single cells to show miRNA variability contributes to non-genetic cell-to-cell heterogeneity and identifies new regulatory relationships.