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Reduced insulin/IGF-1 signaling restores the dynamic properties of key stress granule proteins during aging

Lechler et al., 2017

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9940452843238609497
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Lechler M
Crawford E
Groh N
Widmaier K
Jung R
Kirstein J
Trinidad J
Burlingame A
David D
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Cell reports

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Summary Low-complexity" prion-like" domains in key RNA-binding proteins (RBPs) mediate the reversible assembly of RNA granules. Individual RBPs harboring these domains have been linked to specific neurodegenerative diseases. Although their aggregation in …
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