Torino is a computational workflow that uses biobank-scale RNA-seq data to decode transcript structures and expression levels from read coverage alone.

Alternative splicing exhibits lineage-specific variability, with mammals and birds reaching the highest levels despite conserved intron-rich architectures, while unicellular eukaryotes and prokaryotes ...

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Right now, it seems like there’s a protein-ified version of every single food and drink out there—even (and especially) the ones that no one asked for. There’s protein pasta, protein yogurt, protein ...

Brdar, Osterburg, Munick, et al. present an interesting cellular and biochemical investigation of different p53 isoforms. The authors investigate the impact of different isoforms on the in-vivo ...

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A new study uncovers how GIPR signaling in brain cells helps GLP-1 weight-loss drugs bypass the blood-brain barrier and amplify their appetite-suppressing effects, offering a mechanistic explanation ...

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Despite being deficient in many essential vitamins and nutrients, protein has garnered consumers’ attention. But why? Low carb, low sugar, low fat but high in protein. It’s the magical buzzword that ...