Gergana G. Shipkovenska

The paper quantifies protein synthesis and clearance across 4,200 cells, revealing that translation and clearance are linearly dependent on growth rate and identifying cell-type specific regulatory mechanisms.

The paper identifies a signature for protein leakage in single-cell proteomics and develops a classifier to detect damaged cells across species and cell types.

The paper identifies and characterizes hillocks in postnatal mouse and human airways, showing their presence from postnatal day 3 and functional maturation during development.

The paper identifies the rixosome, an RNA degradation complex, as essential for heterochromatin spreading and epigenetic inheritance by degrading heterochromatic RNAs.

The paper shows the rixosome, an RNA degradation complex, associates with human PRC complexes and is required for silencing Polycomb target genes.