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Tayyaba Saleem,Anna-Lisa Fischer,Sezgi Canaslan et al. Tayyaba Saleem et al.
Prion diseases are rapidly progressive and fatal neurodegenerative disorders caused by misfolded prion proteins. Accurate and early diagnosis is essential to distinguish these conditions from treatable dementias and to prevent iatrogenic tr...
Paulina Soto,Reece McGinn,Rodrigo Morales Paulina Soto
Chronic wasting disease (CWD) is perhaps the most problematic prion disease at present, considering its rapid spread in North America, its presence in both captive and wild animals, and its unknown zoonotic potential. Although several strat...
Anjali Sharma,Nabanita Das,Rohini Bhatt et al. Anjali Sharma et al.
Nuclear lamins, a crucial type of intermediate filament protein, primarily form the inner nuclear membrane and are essential for maintaining nuclear integrity throughout various cell cycle stages. However, recent research has uncovered thei...
Hrishee Ray,Tapas K Kundu Hrishee Ray
The nuclear membrane of cells harbors a lamina as a critical structural component beneath itself which serves as a dynamic scaffold that maintains nuclear integrity and cellular homeostasis. The primary component of the nuclear lamina is la...
Shuvadip Dutta,Mithun K Mitra Shuvadip Dutta
Lamin proteins, predominantly located near the nuclear lamina, are known to play an important role in maintaining large-scale genome organisation. Disruptions in lamin assembly have been implicated in various diseases exhibiting altered chr...
Mark C Field,Michael P Rout Mark C Field
The nuclear envelope is subtended in most eukaryotes by a proteinaceous lamina, a network that has been recognised since the 1950s. Originally considered as a simple structural support, it is now clear that the lamina can be highly dynamic ...
Bipasa Mandal,Indrakshi Banerjee,Md Wasim Akram Ddoza Hazari et al. Bipasa Mandal et al.
The extracellular matrix (ECM) and nuclear lamina are fundamental components of cellular architecture, playing pivotal roles in mechanotransduction and gene regulation. The dynamic interplay between the ECM and lamin proteins profoundly inf...
Subhradip Nath,Kaushik Sengupta Subhradip Nath
The filamentous nuclear lamina network is predominantly made up of lamin proteins, which play pivotal roles in maintaining nuclear architecture, chromatin structure, mechanotransduction and various other nuclear processes. Among the lamin p...
Shreyasi Dey Sarkar,Duhita Sengupta,Kaushik Sengupta Shreyasi Dey Sarkar
Lamins are intermediate filament proteins of the nucleus that are present in nuclear lamina as well as nucleoplasm. They play diverse roles in maintaining the structure and rigidity of the nucleus as well as nuclear homeostasis. Lamins are ...
Camille Desgrouas,Diane Frankel,Nathalie Bonello-Palot et al. Camille Desgrouas et al.
Lamins are essential for maintaining the mechanical stability of the nucleus and organizing chromatin. B-type lamins are expressed early in embryogenesis, particularly in the central nervous system, where they are crucial for development. I...