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Integrated RNA, translation, and proteome profiling reveals midbody remnants as selectively organized signaling vesicles
GSE305263
Homo sapiens
Other; Expression profiling by high throughput sequencing
42 samples
2026/08/04
GPL20301GPL34284
Summary
This study investigates the differences in mRNA payloads between midbody remnants (MBRs) and whole cell of origin for six cell types, in order to determine type-specific and common enriched genes in MBRs. RNA-seq was performed by the Skop lab for all six cell types. Ribo-seq was performed by the Iwasaki lab on one of the cell types to assess translational differences. Data include raw FASTQ files, processed count tables, and metadata describing each sample.
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