Professor of Genetics, Graduate School of Medicine, Nagoya University, Japan; Research Institute of Environmental Medicine (RIeM), Nagoya University, Japan
Commentary: Expanding the landscape of nucleotide excision repair disorders: from discovery to therapy: https://t.co/4YxliTeibO
Arjan F. Theil & Jan H.J. Hoeijmakers discuss companion articles by Tomoo Ogi & team: https://t.co/TdPWOilzPu
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Our protocol for imaging-based quantification of RNAPII clearance during transcription-coupled DNA repair is now online👇
Well done Bram, Diana and Paula!
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Thrilled to share our new publication in JCI today! 🎉
We show that estrogen and obesity synergistically suppress Protein S through HIF-1α, creating a prothrombotic environment.
Grateful to my team and collaborators for their incredible work.
#JCI, # LSUHealth
This issue’s cover features companion papers that exemplify how understanding a #RareDisease can inform treatment strategies in other conditions.
Fassihi et al. and Nakazawa et al. report on the C-terminal deletion of transcription factor TFIIH-p52 subunit as a cause of #XerodermaPigmentosum.
The cover art was created using PyMOL; TFIIH-p52 subunit (blue; C-terminus in white). Image credit: Keiko Itano.
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#AMED Multi-omics Analysis Centre at Nagoya University has just published a paper describing molecular pathogenesis of #Cockayne syndrome.
Ubiquitination of DNA Damage-Stalled RNAPII Promotes Transcription-Coupled Repair https://t.co/AzQz80op7B
Published yesterday! Surviving DNA damage requires more than just repairing DNA damages - a dramatic regulation of the transcriptome, via a novel modification of RNA Pol II. You can read about our work here (open access!): https://t.co/ApTmYYI50V
Our collaboration with the lab of Tomoo Ogi is now online in Cell!
Ubiquitylation of RNAPII regulates DNA repair and protects against persistent stalling and neurodegeneration!
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In the latest issue: #OpenAccess control of pool of available #RNA polymerase II shapes how #cells respond to #UV stress and the efficacy of resulting #damage response https://t.co/FtndwDNKWA
The DDR continues to amaze me. Wonderful work! Ubiquitination of DNA Damage-Stalled RNAPII Promotes Transcription-Coupled Repair: Cell https://t.co/Kh4VX3VGaP
Here is some shutdown reading while you are trying to relax on your couch at home: A preview I wrote with Kook Son on two papers from the Ogi and Svejstrup laboratories on how RNAPII ubiquitination affects transcription and repair https://t.co/KtgIqHehNU.
In the latest issue: #ubiquitination of #RNA polymerase promotes recruitment of TFIIH and initiation of #transcription-coupled #repair whose dysregulation in mice cause neurological consequences #CockayneSyndrome https://t.co/dWp8M1qAZm