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Fengyun Sun
University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School
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Evidence for RNA or protein transport from somatic tissues to the male reproductive tract in mouse
Vera D. Rinaldi, Kathleen A. Messemer, Kathleen Desevin…·Oliver J. Rando
The paper shows that Cre recombinase can be transported from somatic tissues to the male reproductive tract in mice, suggesting inter-tissue RNA or protein trafficking.
9 citations - Developmental BiologyeLifePeer-reviewed
Deficient spermiogenesis in mice lacking Rlim
Feng Wang, Maria G. Gervasi, Ana Bošković…·Ingolf Bach
This study shows that Rlim is essential for spermiogenesis in male mice, as its deletion leads to defective sperm production and fertility issues.
17 citations - Developmental BiologybioRxivPreprint
Cytosine methylation dynamics during post-testicular sperm maturation in mammals
Carolina Galan, Ryan W. Serra, Fengyun Sun…·Oliver J. Rando
The paper examines cytosine methylation changes in sperm during post-testicular maturation and finds minimal changes, with an unexpected extracellular DNA contamination in caput epididymal sperm.
DOI 10.1101/2020.02.14.949487 - Molecular BiologyDevelopmental CellPeer-reviewed
Small RNAs gained during epididymal transit of sperm are essential for embryonic development in mice
Colin C. Conine, Fengyun Sun, Lina Song…·Oliver J. Rando
This study shows that small RNAs acquired by sperm in the epididymis are critical for embryonic development in mice, as their absence leads to developmental failure and can be rescued by adding these RNAs.
352 citationstop 1% - Developmental BiologyDevelopmental CellPeer-reviewed
Small RNAs are trafficked from the epididymis to developing mammalian sperm
Upasna Sharma, Fengyun Sun, Colin C. Conine…·Oliver J. Rando
The paper shows that small RNAs in mature mammalian sperm originate from epididymal somatic cells, not testicular germ cells, and are delivered via vesicular transport during post-testicular maturation.
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