It is demonstrated that ciliary ARL13B is required to maintain normal ciliary composition and gene expression programs and underscores the value of multi-clone, rescue-based experimental designs for robust transcriptomic analyses.
These findings establish TMEM107 and RFX7 as key components of the molecular pathway linking U4atac dysfunction to ciliary defects and impaired brain development, providing new physiopathological insights and therapeutic perspectives for RNU4ATAC-related disorders.
Cyril Jovani, A. Rabec, Marianne Gaubert et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
The essential and conserved role of Cbx3a/HP1γ in Nile tilapia spermatogenesis is clarified, thereby advancing the field of vertebrate reproductive epigenetics and providing a valuable theoretical basis for potential applications in reproductive management, such as improving sperm quality.
A major mediator of mitogenic signaling into the regulation of ciliogenesis of proliferating muscle stem- and progenitor cells is integrated into the regulation of ciliogenesis of proliferating muscle stem- and progenitor cells.
Rohan Chippalkatti, Bianca Parisi, Elisabeth Schaffner-Reckinger et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
It is revealed that mutations in U4atac affect the splicing of a large set of transcripts involved in innate immunity, hematopoiesis, and intestinal cell functions, including the Drosophila Janus kinase (JAK) homolog hopscotch (hop).
D. Shikara, Eden Bishop, Nathan Barton et al.· Nature Communications· 1 citation
It is shown that, unlike mammals, zebrafish can tolerate complete loss of Stag1 from embryogenesis through to adulthood, and it is proposed that modulation of growth and signalling pathways compensates for the absence of Stag1, allowing embryonic development to proceed correctly.
Dylan M. Lynch, Anastasia A. Labudina, Sarada Ketharnathan et al.· bioRxiv· 0 citations
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