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Read more at: New device revolutionises treatment of a common heart condition

19.04.09 Carousel Grace Article

New device revolutionises treatment of a common heart condition

A new device that maps the heart is set to transform the treatment of patients with irregular heart rhythms (arrhythmia).

Read more at: Translational control in Pseudomonas aeruginosa

19.03.28 Carousel Luisi Article

Translational control in Pseudomonas aeruginosa

The Luisi group, and collaborators, have published a new paper in the journal eLife on how Hfq and Crc proteins cooperate to silence groups of genes in P. aeruginosa.

Read more at: The jigsaw of life is still unfinished

The jigsaw of life.

The jigsaw of life is still unfinished

PomBase researchers have published a new paper in Open Biology suggesting important roles in long-term survival for conserved proteins of unknown function.

Read more at: A new LOPIT on the block

Example data demonstrating LOPIT-DC protein localisation classifications agree with those from hyperLOPIT.

A new LOPIT on the block

The Lilley Group have published a new paper in Nature Communications that combines the LOPIT-DC and hyperLOPIT spatial proteomics approaches.

Read more at: OOPS! A new method to capture the RNA-binding proteome!

RNA interactors in Escherichia coli identified by OOPS.

OOPS! A new method to capture the RNA-binding proteome!

The Lilley Group, and collaborators, have published a simple and cost-effective method to capture the RNA-binding proteome in Nature Biotechnology.