How LUC7 Protein Family Members Differentially Regulate mRNA Splicing in Cancer
Myeloid neoplasms are linked to mutations or deletions of the U1 snRNP-associated factor LUC7L2, and cellular metabolism is changed when LUC7L2 is knocked down. Here, researchers from MIT demonstrate that members of the LUC7 protein family widely influence mRNA splicing in leukemias with LUC7L2 copy number variation as well as human cell lines, and they…
