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Circular RMST cooperates with lineage-driving transcription factors to govern neuroendocrine transdifferentiation

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By Mona Teng, Jiacheng Guo, Xin Xu, Xinpei Ci, Yulin Mo, Yakup Kohen, Zuyao Ni, Sujun Chen, Wang Guo, Martin K. Bakht, Shengyu Ku, Michael Sigouros, Wenqin Luo, Colette Maya Macarios, Ziting Xia, Moliang Chen, Sami Haq, Alejandro Berlin, Leigh Ellis, Gang Zheng, Jie Ming, Yuzhuo Wang, Haissi Cui, Benjamin H. Lok, Brian Raught, Himisha Beltran, Jun Qin, Housheng Hansen He
| Cell Press Verified
Keywords circular RNA noncoding RNA neuroedocrine prostate cancer small cell lung cancer transcription factors RNA protein interactions lineage plasticity Introduction Circular RNA (circRNA) is a class of noncoding RNA (ncRNA) primarily generated by backsplicing.2,3 The circularization can be promoted through the binding of reverse complementary repetitive sequences in the flanking introns or the dimerization of RNA-binding proteins.2,4 Due to the lack of poly(A) tail, circRNA is...
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Heteroatom-vacancy centres in molecular nanodiamonds: A computational study of organic molecules possessing triplet ground states through σ-overlap

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By Colette Maya Macarios, Jiří Pittner, Viki Kumar Prasad, Ulrich Werner Fekl
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Heteroatom-vacancy centres in molecular nanodiamonds: A computational study of organic molecules possessing triplet ground states through σ-overlap Small molecules possessing a triplet ground state are fundamentally intriguing but also in high demand for applications such as quantum sensing and quantum computing. Such molecules are rare, and most examples involve extended π-systems.
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Metabolic regulation of mRNA splicing

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By Colette Maya Macarios, Paul Schimmel
| Cell Press Verified
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