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Local translation under epitranscriptomic control.
In a recent publication, Broix, Roy, and colleagues have shown that m6A controls local translation of the RNA-binding protein APC via YTHDF1, coupling RNA modification to β-actin mRNA local translation and axon growth. In addition, autism- and schizophrenia-associated METTL14 variants weaken YTHDF1-APC binding, reduce APC, and shorten axons, underscoring their involvement in neurodevelopmental disorders.
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