Sarit Anava

The paper shows that dysfunction in maternal scavenger cells disrupts systemic RNA homeostasis, leading to transgenerational germline tumors in C. elegans.

The paper demonstrates that planarians can maintain long-term heritable gene silencing through a two-phase RNAi mechanism independent of canonical RdRPs.

The paper presents a stage-specific transcriptomic dataset of C. elegans distal tip cells, identifying molecular programs driving leader cell invasion and revealing new genes involved in this process.

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 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 shows that small RNAs can be inherited transgenerationally in C. elegans without nuclear factors or chromatin changes, mediated by ZNFX-1 and germ granules.

The paper shows that inherited small RNAs in C. elegans regulate sexual attraction and outcrossing rates across generations, influencing population genetics under stress.

The paper shows that transgenerational small RNA inheritance in C. elegans can occur independently of germ granules in some mutants, but depends on ancestral germ granule function and HRDE-1.

The paper shows that small RNAs in apomictic dandelion lineages reflect drought stress and salicylic acid treatment from two generations ago, indicating transgenerational epigenetic effects.