Ever wonder how cells manage their energy for rapid growth? Our new @Nature paper reveals a key trick! We found how #mTOR signaling temporarily turns down a cell brake (APC/C) to create a vital burst of #glycolysis, essential for cell cycle entry. #Cancer#Cellcyle#metabolism
Check out our new paper led by @paul6589 out now in @Nature. Cells need a boost of energy to jumpstart the cell cycle, but how can this happen while the APC/C is actively inhibiting glycolysis? Cells solve this paradox through a highly dynamic mechanism.
https://t.co/XdwY1v3TC9
A new NCI study revealed a previously unknown "on-ramp" for cell division. Researchers found that the enzyme APC/C briefly switches on and off as cells prepare to divide—a discovery that could inform future strategies to target cancer growth and drug resistance. https://t.co/5drrGYZq1N
What if treating disease meant stabilizing biology, not blocking it? We explore that idea in @ScienceMagazine with LOCKTAC molecular glues, a new class of molecules that stabilize natural interactions to either boost or block biology. https://t.co/nfP5GV696s
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@UllasKolthur A commendable initiative! Advancing our understanding of nutrition and metabolism is crucial for shaping a comprehensive approach to development and disease prevention. Wishing it a great success!
We’re thrilled that base editing, developed by researchers in the lab of Broad member @davidrliu, is having such a profound impact in the clinic. Congratulations to former Broad postdoc @kiranmusunuru and @ChildrensPhila for their groundbreaking work. https://t.co/jTQJ69aTST