RNA-driven phase separation from cells to SARS
· 70 minutes
Chapel Hill, NC, USA · Hybrid
Recording
Abstract
Biomolecular condensation is a mechanism for controlling cell organization. Many condensates are rich in nuclei acids such as RNA. The role of specific RNA sequences and structures in promoting the molecular identity of condensates formed for cell polarity and division and by the SARS CoV-2 virus will be discussed.
Topics
RNARNA sequencesRNA structuresSARS-CoV-2biomolecular condensationcell organizationcell polaritymolecular identity
More topics
Related Seminars
These did not load this time. Reloading the page usually brings them back.