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📣 Our June issue is live! Dive into #TIBS50 content, insightful Reviews, and more! Find the issue 👉 cell.com/trends/biochemical-…
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🧬 New publication from our group! We review how phosphorylation impacts nuclear speckles to coordinate RNA splicing @TrendsBiochem 📖 read here if interested in RNA biology and nuclear architecture: doi.org/10.1016/j.tibs.2026.… @IMol_Institute #RNA #Splicing

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Congratulations to All co-authors from the Laboratory of Stem Cell RNA Metabolism @IMol_Institute A new review has been published in Trends in Biochemical Sciences. Full article here: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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↩️ Some topics are worth a second look. In the Special Series: Superlative Sequels from 2016-2017, TIBS revisited high-impact themes with updated perspectives. Find the collection 👉 sciencedirect.com/special-is…... #TIBS50 #ThematicTriumphs
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🌏 For more than 50 years, #FAOBMB has promoted biochemistry across Asia and Oceania through collaboration, education, and a commitment to equal opportunity. Read the new installment of #TIBSCelebrates50 "Regional reflection and future visions". #TIBS50 #ResearchCommunity
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Read the article here 👉 cell.com/trends/biochemical-…

FAOBMB: Asian and Oceanian regional organisation of IUBMB

The Federation of Asian and Oceanian Biochemists and Molecular Biologists (FAOBMB) encompasses 20 national societies. The Federation’s primary purpose is the development of biochemistry and molecular...

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🤔 What was everyone citing in 1997? This top-cited TIBS article from Donald W. Nicholson and Nancy A. Thornberry is part of our #CitedClassics #TIBS50 retrospective. Take a look 👉sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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📝 From 2004, the Review "Caspases, IAPs and Smac/DIABLO: mechanisms from structural biology" from Eric N. Shiozaki and Yigong Shi: cell.com/trends/biochemical-…

Caspases, IAPs and Smac/DIABLO: mechanisms from structural biology

Caspases are the central component of the apoptotic machinery that irreversibly commits a cell to die. Whereas all caspases are structurally similar, those involved in apoptosis can be categorized...

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📝 From 2016, the Review "Pyroptosis: Gasdermin-Mediated Programmed Necrotic Cell Death" from Feng Shao et al: cell.com/trends/biochemical-…

Pyroptosis: Gasdermin-Mediated Programmed Necrotic Cell Death

Pyroptosis was long regarded as caspase-1-mediated monocyte death in response to certain bacterial insults. Caspase-1 is activated upon various infectious and immunological challenges through...

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Online now - Phosphorylation-controlled nuclear speckle dynamics regulate splicing dlvr.it/TSx9rZ

Phosphorylation-controlled nuclear speckle dynamics regulate splicing

Understanding how the spliceosome integrates regulatory cues to generate RNA diversity remains a central question in gene expression control. Emerging evidence reveals a multilayered framework in...

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Online now - Stimulus-responsive nuclear moonlighting of plant metabolic enzymes rewires chromatin dlvr.it/TSq3fC

Stimulus-responsive nuclear moonlighting of plant metabolic enzymes rewires chromatin

Traditionally viewed as cytoplasmic catalysts, plant metabolic enzymes are now known to moonlight in the nucleus. This forum article highlights emerging mechanisms by which nuclear-localized metabo...

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🚨 #ScienceSketches are here for #TIBSCelebrates50, and we’re inviting ideas that explain biochemistry or capture the humor of doing science. Pitch yours to us and get inspired by the fantastic artwork published so far: cell.com/trends/biochemical-… #TIBS50 #SciComm
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🔔 What felt cutting-edge in mitochondria and metabolism still resonates today. As part of #TIBS50, we’re spotlighting this Special Issue from 2016 as part of our #ThematicTriumphs series. Take a look back 👉 sciencedirect.com/journal/tr…
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Online now - Orthogonal regulation of protein abundance dlvr.it/TSkKXR

Orthogonal regulation of protein abundance

Precise regulation of protein abundance is essential for cellular function and physiology. Conventional approaches are often limited by insufficient resolution or unintended crosstalk. In contrast,...

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A defining paper from 1995: This top-cited article is featured in our #CitedClassics series, highlighting influential research from 50 years of TIBS. Written by Roger A. Sayle and E. James Milner-White. Explore it 👉sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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📝 From 2002, the Forum "Protein Explorer: easy yet powerful macromolecular visualization" from Eric Martz: cell.com/trends/biochemical-…

Protein Explorer: easy yet powerful macromolecular visualization

Protein Explorer (PE, http://www.proteinexplorer.org) enables students, educators and other nonspecialists to visualize macromolecular structures easily. It also offers several advanced capabilities...

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📝 From 2007, the Research Focus "eMovie: a storyboard-based tool for making molecular movies" from Joel L. Sussman et al: cell.com/trends/biochemical-…

eMovie: a storyboard-based tool for making molecular movies

The 3D structures of macromolecules are difficult to grasp and also to communicate. By their nature, movies or animations are particularly useful for highlighting key features by offering a ‘guided...

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