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A University of Cape Town team used computational models and test-tube experiments to trace how cancer cells alter the MUC1 protein. The study, published in Nature Communications, shows the relocation of sugar-building enzymes inside tumor cells.
ncbi.nlm.nih.govA research paper in Nature describes a mechanism by which cells detect changes in water potential through biomolecular condensation. The study outlines experimental observations and proposed molecular pathways.
link.springer.comA new paper in Nature examines how the human RNA methyltransferase NSUN2 recognizes and modifies specific RNA sites. The research identifies structural and sequence features that determine substrate selectivity.
link.springer.comResearchers examined RNA transcripts from rodents, monkeys, and humans. The work identified common molecular signatures associated with ageing.
citizen.co.zaA Nature study describes how a long non-coding RNA produced by the rice blast fungus Magnaporthe oryzae moves into rice cells and binds a host microRNA. The interaction releases expression of a negative regulator of plant immunity, increasing susceptibility to infection.
Researchers have identified an unusual function for the protein caspase-5 in promoting cell proliferation and tissue regeneration in the immature gut cells. The findings, published in Nature, suggest potential implications for understanding inflammatory bowel disease and colorect…