Expanded Polyglycine Protein Aggregates Alter the RNA Splicing Profile into a Premature State Partially via Sequestering SF3B4.
This study suggests that polyG protein aggregates in NIID may shift the global RNA splicing profile toward an immature state, potentially through the sequestration of key splicing factors, such as SF3B4, thereby identifying new avenues for understanding the pathogenic mechanisms underlying NIID.