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Piwi mutant germ cells transmit a form of heritable stress that promotes longevity.
Bree Heestand, Ben McCarthy, Matt Simon, Evan H Lister-Shimauchi, Stephen Frenk

Aging Cell· January 2025

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Germ granule dysfunction is a hallmark and mirror of Piwi mutant sterility.
Maya Spichal, Bree Heestand, Katherine Kretovich Billmyre, Stephen Frenk, Craig C Mello

Nat Commun· March 2021

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Corrigendum: Telomeric small RNAs in the genus .
Stephen Frenk, Evan H Lister-Shimauchi, Shawn Ahmed

RNA· October 2019

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Telomeric small RNAs in the genus .
Stephen Frenk, Evan H Lister-Shimauchi, Shawn Ahmed

RNA· September 2019

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Gene expression hallmarks of cellular ageing.
Stephen Frenk, Jonathan Houseley

Biogerontology· December 2018

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Transgenerational Sterility of Piwi Mutants Represents a Dynamic Form of Adult Reproductive Diapause.
Bree Heestand, Matt Simon, Stephen Frenk, Denis Titov, Shawn Ahmed

Cell Rep· April 2018

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Can aging be beneficial?
Stephen Frenk, Jonathan Houseley

Aging (Albany NY)· October 2017

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Aging yeast gain a competitive advantage on non-optimal carbon sources.
Stephen Frenk, Grazia Pizza, Rachael V Walker, Jonathan Houseley

Aging Cell· June 2017

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The nuclear exosome is active and important during budding yeast meiosis.
Stephen Frenk, David Oxley, Jonathan Houseley

PLoS One· October 2015

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