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Noncoding RNA-protein complexes (ncRNPs) are ubiquitous in eukaryotic cells and inhabit specific cellular compartments. The most famous noncoding nuclear RNPs (snRNPs) participate in pre-mRNA splicing by recognizing important intron signals and assembling to form an active splicing complex called a spliceosome. There are many other kinds, including those where the RNA is made by an infecting virus.
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Congratulations to Joan Steitz, Lynne Maquat and Adrian Krainer on the 2021 Wolf Prize! @SteitzLab @CSHL @YaleRNA @urochestermed https://t.co/gVTu3jXWQA24 DAYS AGO
Great News! YSM's own Joan Steitz, PhD, of @SteitzLab, has been recognized with the Wolf Prize in Medicine. @WolfPrize_ #awards https://t.co/qzqZhXCdZx24 DAYS AGO
We are excited to share our @ScienceMagazine study on RNA triple helices led by Seyed Torabi! Here we describe the structure of an RNA element that protects the poly(A) tail through the formation of a 3ʹ-end binding pocket and other RNA interactions.
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Dr. @vivrisca, Dr. @GiraldezLab & Dr. Harvey Lodish led a candid and interactive session on Chalk-talks and the faculty interview process.
Dr. Joan Steitz @SteitzLab led the Fellows in understanding and dealing with the Stereotype Threat #ISFS20212 MONTHS AGO
