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Transcriptome-Wide Analysis of HuR Function Identifies TXNIP-Mediated Redox Dysregulation in Osteocytes

2025-08-08

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<h4>Summary</h4> Post-transcriptional gene regulation is central to maintaining cellular homeostasis, among its mechanism alternative splicing (AS) fine-tunes cellular adaptation to stress. In this study we employed an approach combining RNA splicing analysis to define RNA binding protein (RBP) motif enrichment around alternatively spliced exons in primary osteocytes cultured in high glucose conditions (HG). We i...

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a94a9744-1a64-5090-ae87-d0e9751f9f33
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10.1101/2025.08.08.668956
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