Cellular ‘vaults’ deployed to spy on gene activity

Enigmatic protein shells can be engineered to capture messenger RNA made by cells over the course of a week.

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Science
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2026-01-15
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1126/science.aef4615
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Click Chemistry and Applications
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Cellular ‘vaults’ deployed to spy on gene activity

John Travis
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Click Chemistry and Applications
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Cellular ‘vaults’ deployed to spy on gene activity

John Travis
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Abstract

Enigmatic protein shells can be engineered to capture messenger RNA made by cells over the course of a week.

ScienceVol. 391(6782)
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Click Chemistry and Applications
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