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Cell Biologist, MRC-LMB. Cares about motors, mRNA localisation, fly genetics & science outreach. Views my own. RT does not mean endorsement.
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Structural basis for recognition of diverse localizing mRNAs by Egl–BicD

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By Kashish Singh, Mark A McClintock, Mark Mcclintock, Andrew Carter, Simon L. Bullock, Sabila Chilaeva
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Abstract Localization of mRNAs is a widespread mechanism for dictating where proteins operate in cells and underpins many fundamental processes, from embryonic patterning to synaptic plasticity. This spatial control is mediated by the interaction of ‘localization signals’ in target mRNAs with RNA-binding proteins (RBPs). These signals frequently lack overt sequence or structural patterns, raising the question of how specificity is achieved.
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New FCA Prospectus Rules: the last piece of the puzzle

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By Simon L. Bullock, Marianna Kennedy
The FCA has published Policy Statement 25/9 which sets out its final Prospectus Rules: Admissions to Trading on a Regulated Market (the PRMs). The rules represent the last step in the journey to creating a reframed prospectus regime.
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Private Intermittent Securities and Capital Exchange System (PISCES) sandbox rules for platform operators

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By Simon L. Bullock, Marianna Kennedy
The FCA has published its final Private Intermittent Securities and Capital Exchange System (PISCES) sandbox rules for platform operators. PISCES is a new type of platform where shares in private companies can be traded on an intermittent basis. PISCES aims to allow private companies to reach a broader range of investors, support growth and ultimately act as a stepping stone to public markets.
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