PRMT1-Mediated Metabolic Reprogramming Promotes Leukemogenesis
Hairui Su, Yong Sun, Han Guo…·Xinyang Zhao
This study shows PRMT1 promotes leukemogenesis by enhancing glycolysis and reducing fatty acid oxidation in AMKL cells.
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Hairui Su, Yong Sun, Han Guo…·Xinyang Zhao
This study shows PRMT1 promotes leukemogenesis by enhancing glycolysis and reducing fatty acid oxidation in AMKL cells.
Jegen Kandasamy, Rui Li, Bianca M. Vamesu…·Namasivayam Ambalavanan
This study shows that mtDNA variations affect mitochondrial function and oxidative stress in newborn mice exposed to hyperoxia, with implications for BPD risk in human infants.
Manimaran Ramani, Kiara Miller, Jamelle A. Brown…·Namasivayam Ambalavanan
This study shows that neonatal hyperoxia impairs hippocampal mitochondrial function in young adult mice, potentially contributing to cognitive deficits.