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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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@SteitzLabCongratulations to Steitz lab alum Nicolle Rosa Mercado, @nicollearosa, on being selected for #HHMI #HannaGrayFellows 🥳🥂🍾 https://t.co/4NSiCnz7yz3 MONTHS AGO
@HHMINEWSMeet the 2022 #HannaGrayFellows!
These talented postdoctoral scientists represent a promising and more diverse future for biomedical science.
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@SteitzLabCelebrating 50 yrs of Joan!!! 🥳 Awesome to see so many trainees and friends 😁. https://t.co/n5ImPkimyP3 MONTHS AGO
@SteitzLab Retweeted @Fusion_ConfEarly bird reg & talk submission close on 29 Sep 2022 for our 7th Nucleic Acids Conference, chaired by David Lilley (@lilley_mj) & Wei Yang. With a fabulous speaker line up & slots available for short talk submissions - it's not one to miss! #Nucleic23
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@SteitzLabSad to hear the news about the passing of Christine Guthrie. Here she writes a personal account on her journey in science. R.I.P.
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