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The Pitch: a post show conversation

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By Katherine Martin
| Vaccine Questions
Following a performance of The Pitch, ARINS and the Lyric theatre are co-hosting a post show conversation and reception. Find out more about The Pitch, written by Philip Catherwood and directed by Thea Mayeux here. Join us on Wednesday 29th July at 3pm for a post show conversation and reception with social and political commentator Claire JC, East Belfast GAA’s Irial Ó Ceallaigh and chaired by ARINS Programme Manager, Susie Deedigan. Tickets are available on the Lyric website.
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Launch of a new self-guided history walking tour

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By Katherine Martin
| Vaccine Questions
As part of a public call by Grangegorman Histories, lecturer and researcher Dr Damon Berry, is a launching a new self-guided history walking tour of Grangegorman using a series of smart posts. Join us on Saturday 20 June in the East Quad  at 11.30am on the Grangegorman site for the launch of this free self-guided walking tour, as part of the Stoneybatter Festival 2026.
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Elp3 uses a conserved molecular tunnel to transport acetate between distant active sites and catalyze tRNA wobble base modification

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By Evan P Geissler, Youmna Moawad, Paige N. Roehling, Cassidy Driscoll, Katherine Martin, Jeffrey S. Mugridge, Papa Nii Asare-Okai
| Nature Verified
Abstract The radical SAM enzyme Elp3 and eukaryotic Elongator complex catalyze formation of a key intermediate transfer RNA (tRNA) modification, 5-carboxymethyluridine (cm5U), in the anticodons of tRNAs across all domains of life. cm5U-derived modifications are important for fine tuning codon-anticodon interactions and efficient protein translation, and defects in this modification are linked to development of neurodegenerative disease in humans.
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