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Dynamic Proximal Interactomics and Chemical Genetic Screening Reveal CCR4-NOT Sequestration in Stress Granules as a Mechanism for Transcript Stabilization

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By Yi-Cheng Tsai, Hiroyuki Uechi, Sean Millar, Eileigh Kadijk
| BioRxiv
Abstract Living cells adapt to stress by protecting essential resources, such as stabilizing transcripts. Stress granules, which form during stress through the coalescence of polyadenylated transcripts released from polysomes and RNA-binding proteins, are implicated in post-transcriptional regulation, although their precise roles remain contested.
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Exploring Options for Proximity-Dependent Biotinylation Experiments: Comparative Analysis of Labeling Enzymes and Affinity Purification Resins

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By Eileigh Kadijk, Ji-Young Youn, Karl J. Schreiber
| dx.doi.org
Special Issue Published as part of Journal of Proteome Research virtual special issue “Canadian Proteomics”. The complex and dynamic molecular environment of the intracellular space can pose significant challenges for studies focused on specific biological processes or molecular targets.
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Influenza A virus NS1 effector domain is required for PA-X mediated host shutoff

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By Lucie Gallot-Lavallée, Bruce Curtis, Juliette Bougon, Eileigh Kadijk
| BioRxiv
Abstract Many viruses inhibit general host gene expression to limit innate immune responses and gain preferential access to the cellular translational apparatus for their own protein synthesis. This process is known as host shutoff. Influenza A viruses (IAVs) encode two host shutoff proteins: nonstructural protein 1 (NS1) and polymerase acidic X (PA-X).
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