Anupama Singh

The paper identifies host genes in C. elegans required for bacterial adherence to the gut epithelium using a genetic screen.

The paper identifies three bacteria that adhere to the intestinal epithelium of C. elegans and shows their differential effects on host fitness and competitive interactions.

This paper shows that food deprivation in C. elegans reduces repellent sensitivity, mediated by intestinal transcription factors and insulin signaling to neurons, leading to riskier behaviors.

The paper shows that FOXO/DAF-16 mediates cell non-autonomous germline quality control in response to somatic DNA damage in C. elegans, ensuring progeny fitness.

This study shows that neuropeptides regulate intestinal integrity and aging in invertebrates, with effects modulated by the germline.