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"LEARN FROM THE MASTERS" |
"Mighty regulation of a tiny RNA: miRNA
activity and abundance control in mammalian cells" |
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Dr Suvendra N Battacharyya
Principal Scientist and Head Molecular Genetics Division CSIR-India Institute of Chemical Biology 4 Raja S.C Mullick Road, Kolkata |
Thursday, 23 March, 2017
10:30 AM |
at CDFD Lecture Hall, 2nd Floor,
Lab Building. ********************************************************************
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Abstract:
miRNAs are tiny regulatory RNAs that repress gene expression in metazoan animal cells by base pairing to the target mRNAs. miRNA-target messages are repressed translationally and are subsequently getting degraded post repression. Although miRNAs regulate almost half of the protein coding mRNAs in eukaryotes, mechanism of miRNA regulation is largely obscure. We are working on the mechanism of miRNA activity modulation in metazoan cells and in this talk I will discuss some of the recent published and unpublished findings related to intra and intercellular miRNA trafficking and its regulation process.
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