Vidhyadhar Nandana

This paper shows BR-bodies in Brucella regulate RNA stability and virulence by linking phase separation to stress resistance and intracellular fitness.

This study defines the interactions among mycobacterial mRNA degradation enzymes and identifies the functional roles of RNase E's intrinsically disordered regions in degradation processes.

The paper shows that SMN inactivation causes CB components to invade the nucleolus, suppressing rRNA production and telomerase function through altered condensate interactions.

The paper shows stress causes bacterial BR-bodies to switch from mRNA decay to storage by changing their physical state and function.

This study shows that BR-bodies in Sinorhizobium meliloti enhance mRNA decay efficiency and symbiotic fitness during host colonization.

This study identifies the molecular interactions of UPF1 in histone mRNA decay, showing how SLBP and UPF2 regulate its unwinding activity and degradation efficiency.

This study shows that RNase E autoregulation in Caulobacter crescentus involves phase-separation and 5 UTR cleavage, enhancing fitness through proper mRNA decay control.

This paper identifies a transcription factor network involving RBR and MYB proteins that governs egg cell differentiation and stress response in Arabidopsis.