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The CCT chaperonin and actin modulate the ER and RNA-binding protein condensation during oogenesis to maintain translational repression of maternal mRNA and oocyte quality

Authors Mohamed T. Elaswad, Mingze Gao, Victoria E. Tice, Cora G. Bright, Grace M. Thomas, Chloe Munderloh, Nicholas J. Trombley, Christya N. Haddad, Ulysses G. Johnson, Ashley N. Cichon, Jennifer A. Schisa
Details bioRxiv. July 04, 2024
DOI 10.1101/2024.07.01.601596
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