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John J. Henderson

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John J. HendersoniD1 paper · University of Bristol

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Mammalian Pabpc4 is non-essential for development, but has roles in growth, post-natal survival and haematopoiesis

Matthew Brook, Mathias Lorbeer, Jessica P. Scanlon, Lenka Hrabálková, Boglárka Rita Nagy, Triin Ounapuu, Melina Michael, Rachael C.L. Smith, John J. Henderson, Joao P. Sousa Martins, Sarah E. Howard, Lora Irvine, Nicola K. Gray

This paper shows that Pabpc4 is not essential for development but is important for post-natal growth, survival, and hematopoiesis in mice, with effects on red blood cell morphology.

bioRxiv · Nov 22, 2025 · PreprintMolecular Biology