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Cytoplasmic mRNA decay by the anti-viral nuclease RNase L promotes transcriptional repression

Authors Xiaowen Mao, Sherzod Tokamov, Felix Pahmeier, Azra Lari, Jinyi Xu, Eva Harris, Britt Glaunsinger
DOI 10.1101/2025.07.08.663778
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