We are so excited to share our latest work profiling dihydrouridines across the yeast transcriptome! ππ Led by grad student extraordinaire @a_draycott, this was a wonderful collaboration with fellow C-wing RNA enthusiasts @LeoSchaerf and @NeugebauerKarla https://t.co/pz9JprD1hN
Novel method (D-seq) for transcriptome-wide high-res mapping of dihydrouridine reveals this #RNAmodification at new locations across the yeast transcriptome, suggesting broad role in folding functional RNA structures @a_draycott@GilbertLabRNA#PLOSBiology https://t.co/QEw4m9KMlJ
In a span of < 1 wk, @GilbertLabRNA publishes 2 incredible @ACS_Research stories-1st w insights into how mRNAs are born, tumors & mets; & then @AmericanCancer PF @roniederer publishes https://t.co/pqILsTtKVD showing how these mRNA instructions are used, & how to manipulate themπ€―
More good news! π Here we uncover roles for pseudouridylation and pseudouridine syntheses in alternative mRNA processing. Spearheaded by the fantastic @nicolemmart, this was a collaborative effort with @yeo_lab Congratulations to all authors! https://t.co/8nmI7f3mj5
Excited that the Martinez Lab @StanfordMed@ChemSysBio@Stanford_ChEMH@DevBioStanford is hiring! We are looking for a Research Assistant to work on projects related to how RNA modifications and mRNA processing control gene expression. Apply - job ad here: https://t.co/XeeQ3roqnA
Donβt miss @roniederer sharing her work identifying novel translational control elements during the mechanisms and regulation of translation session this morning at #RNA2021!