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L. Arnetzl

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SRSF2 transcriptional function maintains genome integrity during cell division

R. E. Wagner, L. Arnetzl, T. Britto-Borges, A. Heit-Mondrzyk, A. Bakr, E. Sollier, J. Panten, S. Delaunay, D. Sohn, P. Schmezer, D. T. Odom, K. Mueller-Decker, C. Plass, C. Dieterich, P. Lutsik, , M. Frye

This study shows that SRSF2 mutations cause DNA damage and cell cycle arrest, highlighting its role in transcription regulation during cell division.

bioRxiv · Jul 8, 2024Cell Biology