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 Hankkeiden tiedon ikoniDriving next generation autophagy researchers towards translationHelsingin yliopisto2017 Hankkeiden tiedon ikoniDriving next generation autophagy researchers towards translation: Functions of RAB24 in neuronal cellsHelsingin yliopisto2017 Hankkeiden tiedon ikoniEnhanced Production of Heterologous Proteins Following Translational Fine-Tuning by Optimized Post-Transcriptional RNA ModificationHelsingin yliopisto2019 Hankkeiden tiedon ikoniThe role of translational misregulation in tumorigenesisHelsingin yliopisto2017 Hankkeiden tiedon ikoniTransfer RNA modifications as modulators of translation.Helsingin yliopisto2016 Hankkeiden tiedon ikoniTranslation and neoplasia - the multifaceted role of post-transcriptional transfer RNA modificationHelsingin yliopisto2020 Hankkeiden tiedon ikoniTranslational adaptation to directed evolution by post-transcriptional RNA modificationsHelsingin yliopisto2018 Hankkeiden tiedon ikoniTranslationally active and inactive ribonucleoprotein complexes and their importance in potyvirus infectionHelsingin yliopisto- Hankkeiden tiedon ikoniTranslationally active and inactive viral ribonucleoprotein complexes and their importance in potyvirus infection / Academy of FinlandHelsingin yliopisto-
Driving next generation autophagy researchers towards translation
2017
Driving next generation autophagy researchers towards translation: Functions of RAB24 in neuronal cells
2017
Enhanced Production of Heterologous Proteins Following Translational Fine-Tuning by Optimized Post-Transcriptional RNA Modification
2019
The role of translational misregulation in tumorigenesis
2017
Transfer RNA modifications as modulators of translation.
2016
Translation and neoplasia - the multifaceted role of post-transcriptional transfer RNA modification
2020
Translational adaptation to directed evolution by post-transcriptional RNA modifications
2018
Translationally active and inactive ribonucleoprotein complexes and their importance in potyvirus infection
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Translationally active and inactive viral ribonucleoprotein complexes and their importance in potyvirus infection / Academy of Finland
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