DDX19B study published in Communications Biology
A 2026 Communications Biology paper examines DDX19B and post-meiotic 3′-UTR profile shifts in mice.
Our 2026 paper DDX19B modulates post-meiotic 3′-UTR profile shifts in mice is published in Communications Biology.
The study links the nuclear-pore-associated RNA helicase DDX19B to changes in 3′-UTR profiles during the transition from spermatocytes to spermatids. Loss of DDX19B alters these profiles and perturbs RNA-regulatory networks, supporting an indirect model of regulation. Cross-species analyses identify a shared shift toward proximal 3′-UTR usage in mouse, macaque and human.
Authors: Xinghai Yu, Zi-Wu Wang, Xinyu Liu, Ling Tong, Qing Li and Jun-Yan Kang. Xinghai Yu, Zi-Wu Wang and Xinyu Liu are joint first authors; Qing Li and Jun-Yan Kang are corresponding authors.
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