The “modus operandi” of a key RNA involved in cell division offers insights into “a major challenge” in modern biology
An international collaboration between Isabel Chillón, a researcher at the IGMM, and scientists from the Cima Institute at the University of Navarra, the Spanish National Cancer Research Center (CNIO), and the Spanish National Center for Biotechnology (CNB-CSIC) has led to the discovery of the molecular mechanism of CONCR, a long non-coding RNA essential for cell division. For years, proteins have … Continue reading The “modus operandi” of a key RNA involved in cell division offers insights into “a major challenge” in modern biology
