The Galej Group provides new insights into the minor spliceosome, a vital RNA-protein complex involved in gene expression.

These results allow a better understanding of its mechanism, whose dysfunction is associated with several genetic disorders.

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The Kowalinski group's latest study on trypanosome parasites reveals significant differences between the trypanosomal and human nuclear cap-binding complex.

This key player in cellular RNA metabolism could be a potential target for novel anti-parasitic drugs.

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“Looking at proteins is like looking at clouds, the shape we see can be quite subjective," says Sarah Gharbi, Research Technician at EMBL Grenoble.

"But I think we can all agree that this protein looks like a poodle!"

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France celebrated 'Fête de la Science' to engage the general public in science and technology, under the theme ’Oceans of Knowledge’. 🌊

Dive into the activities that EMBL Grenoble took part in: www.embl.org/news/lab-mat...

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For many molecular biologists, #proteins are not only objects of study, but also dear friends (or enemies).

Sofia Rucli from EMBL Rome talk about her relationship with the protein OGT, a molecular ‘candy man’ of the cell.

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