Molecular Biology

  3. Transcription promotes the restoration of chromatin following DNA replication

    1. Susanne Bandau
    2. Vanesa Alvarez
    3. Hao Jiang
    4. Sarah Graff
    5. Ramasubramanian Sundaramoorthy
    6. Matt Toman
    7. Tom Owen-Hughes
    8. Simone Sidoli
    9. Angus Lamond
    10. Constance Alabert

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  5. Diurnal control of iron responsive element containing mRNAs through iron regulatory proteins IRP1 and IRP2 is mediated by feeding rhythms

    1. Hima Priyanka Nadimpalli
    2. Georgia Katsioudi
    3. Enes Salih Arpa
    4. Lies Chikhaoui
    5. Alaaddin Bulak Arpat
    6. Angelica Liechti
    7. Gaël Palais
    8. Claudia Tessmer
    9. Ilse Hofmann
    10. Bruno Galy
    11. David Gatfield

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  6. Molecular dependencies and genomic consequences of a global DNA damage tolerance defect

    1. Daniel de Groot
    2. Aldo Spanjaard
    3. Ronak Shah
    4. Maaike Kreft
    5. Ben Morris
    6. Cor Lieftink
    7. Joyce J.I. Catsman
    8. Shirley Ormel
    9. Matilda Ayidah
    10. Bas Pilzecker
    11. Olimpia Alessandra Buoninfante
    12. Paul C.M. van den Berk
    13. Roderick L. Beijersbergen
    14. Heinz Jacobs

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  7. Tead1 reciprocally regulates adult β-cell proliferation and function to maintain glucose homeostasis

    1. Jeongkyung Lee
    2. Ruya Liu
    3. Byung S. Kim
    4. Yiqun Zhang
    5. Feng Li
    6. Rajaganapti Jagannathan
    7. Ping Yang
    8. Vinny Negi
    9. Joseph Danvers
    10. Eliana Melissa Perez-Garcia
    11. Pradip K. Saha
    12. Omaima Sabek
    13. Chad J. Creighton
    14. Cristian Coarfa
    15. Mark O. Huising
    16. Hung-Ping Shih
    17. Rita Bottino
    18. Ke Ma
    19. Mousumi Moulik
    20. Vijay K. Yechoor

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      The Hippo signaling pathway plays a crucial role in controlling organ size, cell proliferation, and apoptosis, though its role in endocrine pancreas development has remained unclear. In this useful work, the authors study the function of the Tead1 transcription factor, a Hippo effector, specifically in pancreatic beta cells. They provide solid evidence, using multiple different conditional knockout models to reveal Tead1's regulatory functions in insulin secretion and beta cell proliferation. However, deeper exploration of their data and incorporating findings from existing literature on this topic would provide a clearer understanding of Tead1's role in β-cell function, within or beyond the Hippo pathway.

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  8. ChAHP2 and ChAHP control diverse retrotransposons by complementary activities

    1. Josip Ahel
    2. Aparna Pandey
    3. Michaela Schwaiger
    4. Fabio Mohn
    5. Anja Basters
    6. Georg Kempf
    7. Aude Andriollo
    8. Lucas Kaaij
    9. Daniel Hess
    10. Marc Bühler

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