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m 6 A and eIF2α-ⓟ Team Up to Tackle ATF4 Translation during Stress.

Molecular Cell 2018 Februrary 16
While m6 A modification of mRNAs is now known to be widespread, the cellular roles of this modification remain largely mysterious. In this issue of Molecular Cell, Zhou et al. (2018) show that m6 A modification unexpectedly contributes to the established uORF- and eIF2α-ⓟ-dependent mechanism of ATF4 translational regulation in response to stress.

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