Abstract
Lamin proteins not only form the nuclear lamina, but some are also found in the nuclear interior. In this issue of Developmental Cell, Ikegami etal. describe that phosphorylated Lamin C in the nuclear interior interacts with enhancer-like elements and link this to deregulated transcription in progeria.
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