 Extensive research on the nematode "C. elegans" has identified RNA-binding proteins as essential factors during germline and early embryonic development.Their specific function involves the development of somatic tissues (neurons, hypodermis, muscles and excretory cells) as well as providing timing cues for the developmental events.Nevertheless, it is exceptionally challenging to discover the mechanism behind RBPs' function in development due to the difficulty in identifying their RNA targets.