In 1999, Emmons decided it would be useful to have the wiring diagram of both sexes, but it wasn’t until 2012 that he published a close examination of the male tail, the area that most differs ...

The team, led by Scott Emmons, PhD, professor of genetics, used digitized electron micrographs of C. elegans to reconstruct all 579 nodes of the male worm, including 385 neurons, 155 muscles, and ...

Jun. 2004, Pécs (SNAF Team) When executed, the worm makes two copies of itself in the %System% directory with randomly generated file names.