Yongsheng Shi

The paper shows that splicing and 3' processing compete to shape the human transcriptome, with splicing inhibition activating 3' processing and vice versa.

This study identifies LENG8 as a conserved RNA nuclear retention factor that prevents misprocessed mRNAs and noncoding RNAs from being exported, ensuring proper nuclear quality control.

The paper identifies a nuclear RNA degradation code (NRDC) that recognizes transcripts with both a 5' splice site and a poly(A) junction, leading to their degradation and contributing to disease.

The paper identifies sequence-specific sensitivity to JTE-607 in mRNA 3' processing by analyzing over 260,000 sequence variants and developing a predictive model.

This study shows HSV-1 infection causes widespread changes in host mRNA alternative polyadenylation, with ICP27 playing a role in shifting polyadenylation to intronic sites and affecting mRNA export and expression.

This study identifies NIPBL's interaction with RNA and treacle in regulating pre-rRNA transcription and nucleolar organization.