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Scientists have identified the gene SLC35F2 that allows the micronutrient queuosine to enter human cells, revealing its crucial role in gene regulation, brain health, and cancer prevention, which could lead to new therapies and a better understanding of diet and genetics.
Scientists have identified the transporter gene SLC35F2 as the primary pathway for queuosine, a micronutrient vital for protein translation, which influences brain function and cancer progression. Dietary intake and gut bacteria supply queuosine, and its modulation could lead to new therapies for neurodevelopmental disorders and cancer, as well as personalized nutrition strategies.