Lena Steckelberg
@lenasteckelberg.bsky.social
RNA biologist and virologist @Columbia. Studying how viruses use RNA structure to manipulate cellular processes. She/her
www.steckelberglab.org
www.steckelberglab.org
My original post was missing the full video. Here it is. Enjoy!
December 20, 2024 at 1:42 PM
My original post was missing the full video. Here it is. Enjoy!
This illustrates how viral RNAs achieve a common functional outcome through highly different sequences, and identifies the ring topology as a defining feature of viral xrRNAs. Check out this video to see the remarkable similarity of xrRNAs from different viruses.
December 20, 2024 at 1:27 PM
This illustrates how viral RNAs achieve a common functional outcome through highly different sequences, and identifies the ring topology as a defining feature of viral xrRNAs. Check out this video to see the remarkable similarity of xrRNAs from different viruses.
Hi Bluesky, just in time for the holidays I am excited to share the latest pre-print from my group! We solved the 3D structure of a mysterious viral RNA that resists degradation by host nucleases. A short 🧵 &link below – please also check out the full video! #RNA #RNAbiology #RNASky #lovevirology
December 20, 2024 at 1:27 PM
Hi Bluesky, just in time for the holidays I am excited to share the latest pre-print from my group! We solved the 3D structure of a mysterious viral RNA that resists degradation by host nucleases. A short 🧵 &link below – please also check out the full video! #RNA #RNAbiology #RNASky #lovevirology
This illustrates how viral RNAs achieve a common functional outcome through highly different sequences, and identifies the ring topology as a defining feature of viral xrRNAs. Check out this video to see the remarkable similarity of xrRNAs from different viruses:
December 20, 2024 at 1:12 PM
This illustrates how viral RNAs achieve a common functional outcome through highly different sequences, and identifies the ring topology as a defining feature of viral xrRNAs. Check out this video to see the remarkable similarity of xrRNAs from different viruses: