Kate D. Meyer

The paper maps m6A modifications and polyadenylation events in Plasmodium falciparum mRNAs, identifying stage-specific m6A sites and their potential role in 3' end processing.

The paper identifies CSTF2 and CSTF2T as factors that shape the m6A landscape through cleavage-dependent and -independent mechanisms by altering transcript architecture and polyadenylation sites.

The paper shows that loss of age-related m6A RNA methylation in Alzheimer's disease brains is linked to GABAergic dysfunction and synaptic issues.

This study identifies Nab2's role in regulating m6A-dependent splicing of Sxl in Drosophila neuronal tissue, linking it to developmental and behavioral phenotypes.

The paper introduces TRIBE-STAMP, a method to identify target RNAs of multiple RNA-binding proteins simultaneously at the single-molecule level in cells, revealing that individual mRNAs can be bound by multiple YTHDF proteins.