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J. E. Gerst
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Global analysis of human-to-mouse contact-dependent intercellular mRNA and lncRNA transfer in cell culture
S. Dasgupta, D. Y. Dyagi, G. Haimovich, E. Wyler, T. Olender, R. H. Singer, M. Landthaler, J. E. Gerst
The paper quantifies mRNA and lncRNA transfer between human and mouse cells in co-culture, showing non-selective transfer and correlation with donor gene expression.
bioRxiv · Nov 28, 2021Cell Biology
Translational control as a novel regulator of gradient sensing and chemotropism in yeast
R. Gelin-Licht, P. J. Conlon, R. Singh, G. Haimovich, C. Baez, L. Gal, M. Schuldiner, A. Levchenko, J. E. Gerst
This study identifies translational control as a regulator of chemotropism in yeast by discovering genes involved in gradient sensing and mating.
bioRxiv · Dec 13, 2020 · PreprintCell Biology
Multiplexed mRNA assembly into ribonucleoprotein particles plays an operon-like role in the control of yeast cell physiology
R. R. Nair, D. Zabezhinsky, R. Gelin-Licht, B. J. Haas, M. C. A. Dyhr, H. S. Sperber, C. Nusbaum, J. E. Gerst
The paper identifies transperons in yeast, multiplexed mRNP particles formed by mRNAs from different chromosomes, and shows their dependence on H4 histones for function.
bioRxiv · Jun 28, 2020Cell Biology
Intercellular mRNA Trafficking Via Membrane Nanotubes In Mammalian Cells
G. Haimovich, C. M. Ecker, M. C. Dunagin, E. Eggan, A. Raj, J. E. Gerst, R. H. Singer
This paper demonstrates that full-length mRNAs transfer between mammalian cells via membrane nanotubes, not extracellular vesicles, and shows this process alters the acceptor cell proteome.
bioRxiv · May 14, 2017Cell Biology