Transcriptome analysis of hypoxic cancer cells uncovers intron retention in EIF2B5 as a mechanism to inhibit translation
Lauren Brady(University of Pennsylvania), Constantinos Koumenis(University of Pennsylvania), Amit Maity(University of Pennsylvania), Yoseph Barash(University of Pennsylvania), Mircea Ivan(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Yue Bi(Zhujiang Hospital), Milan Radovich(Caris Life Sciences (United States)), Cristina Ivan(The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center), Caleb M. Radens(University of Pennsylvania), Hejia Wang(Bloomberg (United States))
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