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The UPR drives gametogenesis via an unexpected response, coordinating translation and ER structure.

Oct 2026 · Journal of Cell Biology · Vol 225 10 · 0 citations
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It is found that the endogenous UPR that precedes meiosis in budding yeast is required for gamete production but diverges dramatically from previously defined UPR outputs, with only a few characterized UPR targets induced, and mildly.

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