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Well after a bit of a holiday, the New England RNA Data Club is back. We'll be meeting next week here at HMS. Here's the latest email:...
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Category: Lab Life
Well after a bit of a holiday, the New England RNA Data Club is back. We'll be meeting next week here at HMS. Here's the latest email:...
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Category: Pure Biology
The transcription of DNA into mRNA is messy. It is now clear that various cellular processes act in a coordinated manner to help clean it all up.
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Category: Pure Biology
Widespread RNA transcription throughout the genome affects the packing of DNA which ultimately affects the expression of protein-coding genes. Here's a few recent papers on this rapidly developing topic:
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Category: Pure Biology
In this edition we have a great compilation of entries for your reading pleasure.
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Category: Pure Biology
How the generation of asymmetry contributes to senescence.
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Category: Pure Biology
A Nature paper nicely illustrates the conversation between RNA Polymerase and Chromatin.
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Category: Pure Biology
Sending cancerous cells into senescence may not be all that good according to a new PLoS Biology paper which features Chris Patil from the blog Ouroboros.
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Category: Pure Biology
RNA Polymerase II behaves like an ant that leaves pheremone signals on histones as it travels along DNA.
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Category: Lab Life
Online videos from the Journal of Cell Biology.
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Category: Pure Biology
A new study published in PLoS Biology suggests that related mRNAs are coordinately regulated by specific RNA binding proteins.
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