Marco, Sakura, Mei & Naoki presented posters about their most recent results. Feel free to contact them if you have any questions.
Check also the p53 workshop page to learn more about Marco’s talk.
Marco, Sakura, Mei & Naoki presented posters about their most recent results. Feel free to contact them if you have any questions.
Check also the p53 workshop page to learn more about Marco’s talk.
Bruna, Rafaela & Ana Rita @ Aquário Vasco da Gama
Rafaela, Marco, Bruna & Ana Rita
Bruna will be staying with us for one year in order to complete her Master’s course. Welcome Bruna!
The mRNA Metabolism group (Romão lab), together with MaRCU and Locker lab (UK), describe a new IRES (Internal Ribosome Entry Site) in the 5’UTR of mTOR mRNA that is required to resume cell-cycle progression following periods of cell starvation and global translational repression. Click here to learn more.
If you missed Marco’s talk or still have some questions, contact Marco to learn more about: “Cancer-specific mutations control the translation of p53 isoforms, leading to cancer cell survival and invasion”.

@ the speakers’ dinner
(left to right: Koji Itahana, Rieko Ohki, Sir David Lane, Marco M Candeias and Kanaga Sabapathy)

The Japan group.
Contact Rafaela to learn more about “p53 mutations influence IRES-dependent expression of p53 isoforms”
Contact Ana to learn more about “Characterization of an Internal Ribosome Entry Site (IRES) in p53 mRNA”
Continue reading “MaRCU in Prague at the 22nd Annual Meeting of the RNA Society”
Cherry trees by the river. Kyoto University in the back.
