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Illuminating Molecular Mechanisms for Sequence-Specific RNA-Binding and Endogenous Cellular RNA-Protein Interactions in situ
RNA and RNA-binding-proteins (RBPs) play essential roles in diverse cellular functions and disease-relevant pathways. Currently, the sequence-specificity of RNA-RBP interactions and the RNA binding of disease-related RBPs are under studied. Investigating RNA-RBP interaction mechanisms, both at a mol
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