Cathrine Broberg Vågbø

This study shows that CMTR2 is essential for transcriptome transitions during mammalian germline development but does not trigger innate immune responses.

This study identifies PCIF1 as a host factor that methylates the SARS-CoV-2 RNA cap, enhancing viral replication and reducing disease severity in mice.

This study identifies a non-catalytic role of METTL3 in regulating exocytosis and the cancer secretome through stabilization of EXOC7.

This study shows Zika virus reprograms host tRNA modifications to favor AA-ending codons, enhancing viral protein translation and replication.

The paper identifies essential RNA modifications in cancer using CRISPR screens and finds that mitochondrial metabolic plasticity influences drug resistance through specific RNA modifications.

The paper identifies NOP58 as a reader and SIRT7 as an eraser of the RNA acetylation ac4C, showing SIRT7 can deacetylate RNA in vitro and affecting snoRNA function and pre-rRNA processing.

This study examines m6A dynamics during early vertebrate embryogenesis, finding increased m6A in polyadenylated mRNA and its association with translational efficiency and RNA degradation.

This study shows that m6dA accumulation in DNA of prefrontal cortical neurons is linked to fear extinction learning and gene expression.