Chien‐Ling Lin

This study investigates how Hcp in the T6SS selectively delivers diverse effectors using structural and functional analyses.

This study investigates splicing regulation and intron evolution in Paramecium bursaria during endosymbiosis, finding that splicing enhances gene expression and older introns evolve toward shorter lengths and lower GC content for efficient splicing.

The paper shows that accumulation of intracellular RNA lariats in DBR1-null cells reduces antiviral response by desensitizing dsRNA sensors.

The paper identifies UA dinucleotides as a major determinant of RNA stability through UTR variants, linking them to disease and immune response pathways.

This study identifies UTR mutations that disrupt translation by altering polysome profiles and RNA structures, with a focus on uORF initiation sites and SRSF2 binding motifs.