Surprise MicroRNA Discovery Leads To 2024 Nobel Prize in Medicine
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Top Comments (10)
This channel never posts a boring video!! So interesting, thankyou, sir!
You are correct that we have not found microRNAs in prokaryotes, BUT we have found genes for the Dicer/RISC machinery on which they rely in some archaea species related to the ones we think gave rise to all eukaryotic cell. The reasonable speculation is that this machinery played a role in protecting these prokaryotes from viruses. From there it is only a small leap for multicellular organisms to harness this machinery in cell differentiation.
I did a class research project with mRNA and C elegans a few months ago comparing amyloid plaque expression in control and gene silenced worms, cool to see you mentioning them!
Thank you Anthon! Your deep love for science is unique among any other channel/youtuber. Keep inspiring young people and thrilling the old foxes like me.
Getting closer to finding out how cells differentiate. Exhilarating and scary! Thank you, ANTON!
Wonderful as always Anton. Thank you. 🫡🙂
Really interesting. Thank you 😊
So when a cell needs to send communicate (inter or intra) it can use ion gradients, micro RNA, messenger RNA, and full proteins. Cool.
Cheers, Anton 🙏 🖖🤠
I'd love it if Anton Petrov's my professor 😆❤
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Top Comments (10)
This channel never posts a boring video!! So interesting, thankyou, sir!
You are correct that we have not found microRNAs in prokaryotes, BUT we have found genes for the Dicer/RISC machinery on which they rely in some archaea species related to the ones we think gave rise to all eukaryotic cell. The reasonable speculation is that this machinery played a role in protecting these prokaryotes from viruses. From there it is only a small leap for multicellular organisms to harness this machinery in cell differentiation.
I did a class research project with mRNA and C elegans a few months ago comparing amyloid plaque expression in control and gene silenced worms, cool to see you mentioning them!
Thank you Anthon! Your deep love for science is unique among any other channel/youtuber. Keep inspiring young people and thrilling the old foxes like me.
Getting closer to finding out how cells differentiate. Exhilarating and scary! Thank you, ANTON!
Wonderful as always Anton. Thank you. 🫡🙂
Really interesting. Thank you 😊
So when a cell needs to send communicate (inter or intra) it can use ion gradients, micro RNA, messenger RNA, and full proteins. Cool.
Cheers, Anton 🙏 🖖🤠
I'd love it if Anton Petrov's my professor 😆❤