Protein regulating mRNA decoding can itself be regulated, revealing cancer insights
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Researchers at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital have discovered how a protein involved in mRNA decoding can be regulated, which has implications for understanding cancer development. This finding sheds light on potential origins of cancer and offers new targets for overcoming KRAS-related treatment resistance. The study is published in Nature Cell Biology.
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