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Volume 4, Issue 3May/June 2013
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Immunolocalization of RpL22e family paralogues within the Drosophila male germline shows differential subcellular distribution for RpL22e (red) and...Continue reading
Issue Highlights
- When untethered, something silent inside comes
- Nuclear mechanics: Lamin webs and pathological blebs
- The cell biology of open and closed mitosis
- Distinct, but not completely separate spatial transport routes in the nuclear pore complex
- Csi1 illuminates the mechanism and function of Rabl configuration
- When yeast cells meet, karyogamy!: An example of nuclear migration slowly resolved
- More help than hindrance: Nucleosomes aid transcriptional regulation
- The dynamic pathway of nuclear RNA in eukaryotes
- How plants LINC the SUN to KASH
- Transcriptional regulatory network shapes the genome structure of Saccharomyces cerevisiae
- Btf and TRAP150 have distinct roles in regulating subcellular mRNA distribution
- RpL22e, but not RpL22e-like-PA, is SUMOylated and localizes to the nucleoplasm of Drosophila meiotic spermatocytes
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