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Van N. Trinh

University of California, Berkeley

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Translation elongation as a rate limiting step of protein production

Elijah F. Lyons, Lou Devanneaux, Ryan Yue Muller, Anna V. Freitas, Zuriah A. Meacham, Maria V. McSharry, Van N. Trinh, Anna J. Rogers, Joseph H. Lobel, Nicholas T. Ingolia, Liana F. Lareau

The paper shows that slow translation elongation reduces protein output per mRNA, independent of mRNA stability, and demonstrates a dynamic balance between initiation and elongation rates.

Cell Systems · Feb 1, 2026Peer-reviewedMolecular Biology

In silico analysis reveals differential targeting of enterovirus species by commonly used PCR assays

Van N. Trinh, Nisha Mulakken, Kara L. Nelson, Nicholas A. Be, Rose S. Kantor

The paper assesses how four enterovirus PCR assays capture different species over time using in silico analysis of the NCBI virus database.

bioRxiv · Sep 13, 2024 · PreprintMicrobiology