Now out in The EMBO Journal - how the Grainyhead protein helps to generate oscillatory gene expression to time molting in #Celegans. doi.org/10.15252/embj.… Wonderful collaboration among Team Grosshans Lab FMI science

Now in Molecular Cell: using a tool to control and visualize RNA translation and decay one molecule at the time, Pratik Dave & colleagues @ChaoLabFMI discovered that translation promotes #RNA degradation — a finding that may help develop RNA-based drugs bit.ly/ChaoRNAdecay

Congratulations to FMI group leader @LucaGiorgetti, who was awarded a Swiss National Science Foundation Consolidator Grant. Giorgetti will use the grant to study the fundamental principles that govern enhancer biology. fmi.ch/news-events/ar…

Science should be done as a hobby with no end goals. These days people do science like a production house. Raghavendra Gadagkar in his keynote address at #ISEB4

A wonderful place to kickstart your research career. Do apply.

Single-molecule imaging reveals translation-dependent destabilization of mRNAs dlvr.it/SjZsqf

We have a fully funded postdoc position available in our group. We focus on RNA Biology in understanding mRNA fate decisions mediated by the dynamics of RNP condensates in health and diseases rajgodhuli.wixsite.com/rajyaguru-lab Please spread the word.

In our latest bioRxiv we described how the CRISPR-dCas13 system can be used to induce stop codon readthrough of mRNAs, selectively Lekha E M Anumeha Singh Debaleena Kar The Biochemical Society IISc Bangalore Biological Sci, IISc Voices of Indian Academia #AcademicTwitter #CRISPR

Hot from the press! We (Plaschka Lab Belén Pacheco-Fiallos) dissected how the transcription-export complex recognizes mRNPs (=mRNA and associated proteins) in the nucleus, and we made a few surprising observations: here is the paper rdcu.be/c9e0f and here the tweetorial👇

Human mRNAs form globules in 3D and are prepared for export by the transcription-export complex. We are excited to share this and more mechanistic insights in our newest work, co-lead by the fantastic Belén Pacheco-Fiallos and Matthias Vorländer. rdcu.be/c9e0f (1/9)

GW182 (aka TNRC6) is a core subunit of the miRNA-induced silencing complex - ever wondered what it does when it gets bored of Argonautes (AGOs) and miRNAs? Find out in our pre-print: biorxiv.org/cgi/content/sh… (1/6)

We are thrilled to welcome another new faculty who has joined us this month - Dr. Sunil Shetty. Sunil has done his PhD from IISc Bangalore & postdoc from Biozentrum, University of Basel Please find the link to his profile page: actrec.gov.in/dr-sunil-shetty ACTREC-TMC Tata Memorial Hospital

Excited to share our preprint by Lauren A Blake and Yang Liu in collaboration with Inoue Lab at JHMI. We established a rapid inducible RNA decay technique and observed rapid recruitment and decay of mRNAs in p-bodies: biorxiv.org/content/10.110….

Had a blast at the EMBO Lab Leadership Course in Heidelberg Thank you EMBO Lab Leadership for setting up such an inspiring course. It was a pleasure to meet many amazing future leaders in science Anna Cuomo Jacob Smith @ClaudiaAloisi1 Jonathan Lambert Simone Giaveri

I am happy to share with you the second work of my postdoc @PauliGroup aimed at understanding how maternal mRNAs are stored in the egg : biorxiv.org/content/10.110… Want a summary? Check out our tweetorial here 👇

Eukaryotic RNA turnover and viral biology - during morning session we further learned from Laura Lorenzo Orts about mechanisms of translation inhibitor during oogenesis in zebra fish and the role of Dicer1 during viral infections presented by Sebastien Pfeffer. #EMBOeukRNA23

A project dear to me got published. Thanks Eswarappa Lab IISc . Do take a look 👀The RNA Society Voices of Indian Academia Academic Chatter™

My laboratory is interested to host the postdoctoral candidates who is interested in #tumormicroenvironment and #tumorStroma. Email @[email protected]