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Serine 195 phosphorylation in the RNA-binding protein Rbm38 increases p63 expression by modulating Rbm38’s interaction with the Ago2–miR203 complex
The p63 transcription factor, a p53 family protein, regulates genes involved in various cellular processes, including cell growth and differentiation. We previously showed that RNA-binding motif protein (Rbm38) is a p63 target and, in turn, regulates p63α mRNA stability by binding to the AU/U-rich e
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