About a month ago I wrote an entry on centrosomal RNA. Turns out that the work was not "out of Bob Palazzo's lab" as I asserted but from Mark Alliegro's Lab.
His lab has been working on this project for quite a while and he tells me that more's on the way. (In fact from the little note he sent me the new data sounds VERY cool, but I'll wait till the next paper(s) comes out to tell you more).
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