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Gene function studies confirmed that the BATF-PD1 axis and BATF-IL27 axis are regulatory factor for lipid accumulation in hepatocytes and adipocytes.

Targeted recruitment of protein kinase A subunits enables distinctive regulation of the functional expression of a potassium channel depending on whether the enzyme is targeted to a pore-forming or auxiliary subunit.

Meiosis-specific cohesin complexes differing in their kleisin subunit display different chromosome binding dynamics and perform specialised functions in sister chromatid cohesion, chromosome axis organisation, and double-strand break repair.

SNARE protein tomosyn differentially affects two main secretory pathways in mammalian neurons.

The inhibition of EPAC1, a cAMP-binding protein, appears as a potential therapeutic strategy to limit doxorubicin-induced cardiotoxicity without interfering with its antitumoral activity.

The initiation of DNA damage checkpoint recovery involves ATM-mediated E3 ubiquitin ligase E6AP phosphorylation which disrupts E6AP-MASTL association and leads to MASTL protein accumulation and cell cycle resumption.

Blocking a protein known as EPAC1 may prevent the development of heart-related side effects caused by a chemotherapy drug.

The nuclear pore complex is transiently proteolyzed during cell differentiation and the nuclear proteome experience dramatic change.

Rtf2 is shown to associate with multiple splicing factors and influence splicing of a subset of introns explaining why previous work erroneously assigned it as a replication restart factor in fission yeast.