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The Oplopanax elatus genome reveals dammaradienol synthase evolution enabling reconstruction of RK type ginsenosides biosynthesis

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By Xin Wang, He Zhang, Yuxin Song, Wanjie Xue, Chang Yeol Yang, Yangxin Wang, Jikang Zhang, Shuping Zhou, Zhuo Zhang, Chang Li, Hao Wu, Wei Song, Peng Zhang, Hailong Shen, Zhong-Jian Liu, Saneyuki Kawabata, Zhichao Xu, Xin Hua, Yuhua Li, Yang Zhang, Yu Wang, Mengying Kang, Zeyu An, Dongran Zheng
| Nature Verified
Abstract RK-type ginsenosides are a subgroup of dehydrated dammarane saponins with valuable bioactivities, but they are not naturally produced in cultivated ginseng. The ginseng relative Oplopanax elatus accumulates dammaradienol, the precursor scaffold of RK-type ginsenosides, but does not produce RK-type ginsenosides.
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Structural and functional dissection of a higher-order oligomerization interface in yeast ceramide synthase

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By Qi Fang, Chang Yeol Yang, Nan Yao, Tian Yu Xie, Xin Gong
| Nature Verified
Abstract Ceramide synthases (CerSs) are crucial enzymes in sphingolipid metabolism and have shown therapeutic potential for treating various metabolic disorders. However, their regulatory mechanisms remain poorly understood. In this study, we report the cryo-electron microscopy structure of a yeast CerS (yCerS), composed of a catalytic Lac1 subunit and a regulatory Lip1 subunit, organized into a higher-order 4:4 assembly.
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CHK1 is an integral regulator of DNA replication in human cells

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By Dandan Zhu, Mengfan Tang, Min Huang, Xu Feng, Litong Nie, Huimin Zhang, Ling Yin, Sarah Keast, Chang Yeol Yang, Tiantian Ma, Junjie Chen
| Nature Verified
Abstract CHK1, a key serine/threonine kinase, is essential for cell cycle progression and genome maintenance in response to DNA damage and/or replication stress. However, its functions during normal DNA replication remain to be defined. Here, we employed the dTAG system to achieve rapid and selective CHK1 depletion in cells and examined the consequences of its acute loss.
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