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1. Summer School Computational RNA Biology - 23.08.2020  
Summer School Computational RNA Biology - 23.08.2020NCCR RNA & Disease / Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics Summer School: Computational RNA BiologyAugust 23 - 28, 2020 - Schwarzenberg…  
2. Structural insights into the mechanism of mitochondrial large subunit biogenesis  
Another wonderful result of a fruitful NCCR RNA & Disease collaboration between the Ban at ETH Zurich and the Schneider Group at the University of Bern has just been published in Molecular…  
3. Publications  
P. Dave and J.A. Chao (2020) Insights into mRNA degradation from single-molecule imaging in living cells Curr Opin Struct Biol, Epub ahead of print Pubmed G.A. Ruiz Buendía, M. Leleu, F. Marzetta,…  
4. Newsletter  
The Messenger - The NCCR RNA & Disease NewsletterThe Messenger is issued 3 times per year and features scientific highlights of the NCCR, portraits individual members, announces activities and…  
5. Insights into mRNA degradation from single-molecule imaging in living cells  
Review by the Chao lab in Current Opinion in Structural Biology entitled "Insights into mRNA degradation from single-molecule imaging in living cells ".HighlightsTREAT allows for…  
6. Identification of a Nucleic Acid Binding Module of the Integrator Complex  
The Integrator complex represses transcription of mRNAs and processes 3'-ends of non-coding RNAs. A new paper from the Jonas lab identifies a nucleic acid binding module of Integrator that brings…  
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The central molecule of lifeRNA functions as a carrier of genetic information, as a biocatalyst, and exerts crucial regulatory functions in the cell. Arrows indicate the flow of genetic…  
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All news All eventsRecent Publications Insights into mRNA degradation from single-molecule imaging in living cells Three-dimensional chromatin interactions remain stable upon CAG/CTG repeat…  
10. Research  
Translation is one of the most fundamental cellular processes, in which the genetic code is translated into proteins. Protein synthesis is conducted by a large ribonucleoprotein complex, the…  
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