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m6A pathway suppression reprograms gene expression during the integrated stress response

Aug 2026 · bioRxiv · 0 citations · 78 references
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This study identifies the direct coordination of translation suppression and transcriptome reprogramming through m6A during the ISR, and shows that mRNA stabilization, not transcription activation, explains much of the transcriptome response during the ISR.

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