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让人震惊的RNA编辑复合体RECC,RESC和REH2C的复杂性:在Kinetoplastid原生体中的功能组织,发育调节和进化历史

Suzanne M McDermott1,2, Julius Lukeš3,4, Laurie K Read5

  • 1Seattle Children's Research Institute, Seattle, Washington, USA.

Wiley interdisciplinary reviews. RNA
|February 26, 2026
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概括

基因细胞RNA编辑使用导向RNA进行尿素插入/删除,以创建可翻译的mRNA. 现代人工智能和结构方法正在推动我们对这种复杂的线粒体过程的理解.

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在RECC中,可以使用RECC.在 REH2C 中,在RESC RESC中使用.编辑RNA的RNA编辑发展规则 发展规则编辑复杂的编辑复杂.动态塑类动物

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