Exploring the Role of Low pH in RNA Oligomerization for Signaling across the Cell Membrane
A remarkable new discovery has been made about a specific type of RNA oligomerization that occurs in the transmembrane environment. Researchers at the University of California, San Diego have found that the oligomerization of a specific type of RNA is highly dependent on the pH of the environment in which it exists. This finding has the potential to unlock new insights into the complex roles of RNA in the transmembrane environment. Furthermore, it could provide new therapeutic targets for diseases and disorders that involve transmembrane RNA metabolism.
source: Phys.org