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Lactylation-Dependent DDX18 Nucleolar Escape Regulates CD44 mRNA Stability to Drive Fibrotic Progression in Kidney Disease [RIP-Seq]

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To investigate the function of K116 lactylation of DDX18, we performed RIP-seq analysis in DDX18-deficient HK-2 cells transfected with either DDX18-WT or the DDX18-K116R mutant plasmid to compare the RNA-binding profiles of DDX18-WT and DDX18-K116R.

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