The seventh video released of the “RNA Explained Series”, is on miRNAs and their role in gene expression regulation. For their discovery, the 2024 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was…
The sixth video released of the “RNA Explained Series”, is on telomerase, and its role in health and disease. For its discovery, the 2009 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded.
Why…
The fifth video released of the “RNA Explained Series”, is on RNA interference, or in short RNAi, and its applications to cure diseases. For its discovery, the 2006 Nobel Prize in Physiology or…
The fourth video released of the “RNA Explained Series”, is on splicing, including alternative splicind, and the Nobel Prize awarded for its discovery.
Did you know that our genes come in…
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Preprints
M. Synakewicz, A. Premanand, H. Bürgisser, S. Habeler, L.R. Franchini, N. Kociolek, M. Nüesch, A. Cléry, D. Nettels,…
The third video released of the “RNA Explained Series”, is on the genome editing technology, based on the CRISPR/Cas 9 technology, and the Nobel Prize awarded for its development.
Imagine…
The second video released of the “RNA Explained Series”, is on the cell's protein factory, called the ribosome, and the Nobel Prize awarded for research on its structure and function.
DNA holds the…
The first video released of the “RNA Explained Series”, is on the RNA at the Origin of Life Hypothesis and the Nobel Prize awarded for the discovery that RNA has catalytic activitiy.
Scientists…
As the NCCR RNA & Disease successfully concludes its remarkable twelve-year journey at the end of April 2026, we are thrilled to present our final public outreach release: a series of eight short…
Biomolecular binding approaches can be much more dynamic as some structural snapshots, especially of components, suggest. The Allain and Jeschke labs using an integrative approach could characterize…
