In eukaryotic cells, different RNA species are exported from the nucleus via specialized
pathways. The mRNA export machinery is highly integrated with mRNA processing, and …

Transfer RNAs (tRNAs) are central players in protein synthesis, which in Eukarya need to be
delivered from the nucleus to the cytoplasm by specific transport receptors, most of which …

Gene expression in trypanosomes is controlled mostly by post-transcriptional pathways.
Little is known about the components of mRNA nucleocytoplasmic export routes in these …

In the protozoan parasite Trypanosoma cruzi, as in other trypanosomatids, transcription of
protein coding genes occurs in a constitutive fashion, producing large polycistronic …

In trypanosomatids, transcription is polycistronic and all mRNAs are processed by trans-
splicing, with export mediated by noncanonical mechanisms. Although mRNA export is …

Nucleo‐cytoplasmic RNA export is an essential post‐transcriptional step to control gene
expression in eukaryotic cells and is poorly understood in apicomplexan parasites. With the …

RNA-binding proteins (RBPs) and RNA metabolism are considered to be important for
modulating gene expression in trypanosomes, because these protozoan parasites mainly …

Nuclear export and import of proteins and RNAs is a regulated process that permits the
control of protein expression during cell development and differentiation. In all eukaryotic …

Transfer RNAs play a key role in protein synthesis. Following transcription, tRNAs are
extensively processed prior to their departure from the nucleus to become fully functional …

The passage of mRNAs through the nuclear pores into the cytoplasm is essential in all
eukaryotes. For regulation, mRNA export is tightly connected to the full machinery of nuclear …