Papers dealing with mRNA coordinators
- The mRNA coordination idea was first discussed in our paper Harel-Sharvit et al. 2010.
- Selected for the Journal “Leading Edge Preview” Cell 143, 501-502.
- Selected for “Research Highlight” in Nature Reviews Nat. Rev. Mol Cell Biol. 12, 8
- The possible language used by mRNA coordinators Rpb4/7 Richard et al 2021
The mRNA coordination idea was first discussed in our paper Harel-Sharvit et al. 2010. See the section “Rpb4/7 Coordinates the mRNA Lifecycle” in the Discussion of this paper.
Rpb4/7 mediates mRNA synthesis, transport, translation, and decay through ‘‘mRNA imprinting.” See also. It undergoes more than 100 possible combinations of posttranslational modifications that change temporally and spatially. These modifications seem to represent a language by which the above stages of the mRNA life cycle communicate.
