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FUS

Nuclear RNA-binding protein that can phase separate and whose mutations are linked to familial forms of ALS.

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SFPQ condensates keep neurons' two-megabase genes transcribing to the end

An Ehime University team reports that SFPQ binds newly made RNA and uses it to build nuclear compartments where elongation, splicing and chromatin remodeling proceed together. Its autism and ALS link rests on overlapping gene lists.

Publishers:neurosciencenews.comphys.org

Reality

Evidence62
Adoption: Insufficient
Hype gap+30
Incentives48
Confidence58