The Telomere Biology and Functional Regulation and RNA Surveillance teams participated in the Yeast 2025 conference at Sorbonne University
ROS increase precedes replicative senescence in Saccharomyces cerevisiae presented by Dr Aurelia Barascu
Telomeres, replicative senescence and genomic instability: the RNA link presented by Mr Yann Lustig
Contribution of Ski factors to nascent peptide degradation during Ribosome Quality Control presented by Dr Cristina Panozzo
Coupling mRNA and peptide degradation pathways into the ribosome-associated quality control presented by Mr Gabin Ferrand and Ms. Thea Bouez
Degradation of mRNAs lacking a stop codon, non-stop decay (NSD) surveillance pathway studies presented by Dr Neda Yaghoubitaraghdari
Beyond tRNA splicing and No Go mRNA Decay, the Importance of the RNA Kinase Trl1 presented by Ms Rénette Saint-Fort
What degenerated telomeric sequences tell about telomere biology? presented by Ms Pascale Jolivet
Genome instability and replicative senescence originate from the shortest telomere in Saccharomyces cerevisiae presented by Dr Prisca Berardi
mRNA Decay Activator Pat1 Couples and Fine-Tunes Peptide
Degradation During Ribosome-Associated Quality Control presented by Dr. Lionel Benard
