Sreenivas Chavali

The paper investigates how amino acid homorepeats (HRs) in proteins influence molecular outcomes through different mosaic configurations and identifies their functional implications.

This study shows that transcription termination by Ppn1 is essential for maintaining quiescent chromatin structure in fission yeast, ensuring faithful cell-cycle re-entry and preventing aneuploidy.

This study shows Musashi1 interacts with SARS-CoV-2 RNA, represses viral translation, and reduces infection in intestinal cells.

The paper identifies amino acid repeat signatures in human-pathogen protein interactions and introduces a resource to catalog these repeats, proposing drug repurposing and anti-infective strategies.

The paper investigates how intrinsically disordered regions (IDRs) in fungal secretory proteins influence pathogenesis by analyzing 195,359 proteins across 73 fungal species.

This study identifies ERF transcription factors and hormonal interactions that mediate growth-defence trade-offs in rice seedlings under acute heat stress.

The paper identifies that proteins with amino acid repeats are enriched in essential genes and contribute to human-specific traits and disease.

The paper reports cryo-EM and crystal structures of GABAA receptors with ligands, revealing the molecular basis of BZD modulation.