6 articles tagged with "RNA"
Chemotherapy drugs have been shown to significantly damage RNA, which is vital for protein synthesis and gene expression. This damage has implications for cancer treatment strategies.
A recent study emphasizes that the shape of RNA, in addition to its binding capacity, is essential for the effectiveness of drugs targeting RNA.
Recent research has uncovered a novel mechanism by which bacteria regulate gene activity, challenging established theories about RNA's role in this process.
Recent advancements in AI allow for the prediction of RNA activity, which could significantly impact therapeutic strategies. This research emphasizes the need for understanding RNA behavior.
KAIST researchers have identified a mechanism by which the removal of circular RNA can potentially extend lifespan in C. elegans, with broader implications for aging research.
Samples from the Ryugu asteroid have been found to contain all essential components for DNA and RNA, offering potential insights into life's origins.