It seems that mRNAs are peripatetic molecules that roam from place to place in the cell. In a Perspective, Wickens and Goldstrohm provide us with coordinates of this remarkable journey and unveil a new particle where mRNAs die or escape the sound and the fury of the cytoplasm (Sheth and Parker).
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