Hidden Peptides in Non-Coding RNAs Reshape Cardiovascular Biology
A new review argues that some non-coding RNAs produce functional peptides and act as bifunctional regulatory units in cardiovascular disease.
A new review argues that some non-coding RNAs produce functional peptides and act as bifunctional regulatory units in cardiovascular disease.
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A new proteomic study maps how rAAV-mediated IGF-I gene transfer alters protein expression in bone marrow stromal cells from osteoarthritis ...
Proximity labeling in postmortem human hippocampus reveals that pyroglutamate-modified Aβ carries an expanded, variant-specific set of neighboring proteins in Alzheimer's ...
A UK Biobank study of 38,844 participants shows that integrating MRI-derived liver and pancreas traits with genetic variants and proteomic ...
A matched multi-omics study of 180 children in Niger identifies extracellular matrix proteins and sphingolipid disturbances as molecular signatures of ...
A new study identifies Tollip as a conserved negative regulator of ESCRT-III-mediated plasma membrane repair, showing that the protein balances ...
A Danish proteomics study found the calprotectin subunits S100A8 and S100A9 to be the most significantly elevated plasma proteins in ...
A UK Biobank study linked 681 blood proteins to cardiac MRI phenotypes and used genetic analysis to prioritize potentially causal ...
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