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Nested genes are top influencers
Genes nested in introns can influence the transcription of their host genes.
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Genes nested in introns can influence the transcription of their host genes.
New study challenges the link between Purkinje fibers and heart arrhythmias in Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
Microtubules guide mitochondria into proximity of myofibrils during muscle development.
Mother sarcomeres divide into daughter sarcomeres to mediate muscle growth.
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Genetics, in vivo imaging and force measurements combined with
mathematical modelling reveal how titin tailors sarcomere specialisations in
Drosophila.
In vivo AGO-APP identifies active microRNAs in the different cell types of the brain revealing how they cooperatively silence gene networks during neurogenesis.
New insights into cell self-organization mechanisms in gastruloids.
Single-molecule mRNA detection method reveals brain cell types and mRNA localisation patterns in muscle cells of adult Drosophila.