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Using multiplex single-base extension typing to screen for mutants defective in RNA editing.
Nature protocols - 1 Nov 2012
Takenaka Mizuki, Brennicke Axel
Abstract excerpt
RNA editing is an RNA maturation process that changes the nucleotide present at particular positions (editing sites) in specific RNAs; in plant organelles, the most common nucleotide change is from cytidine (C) to uridine (U). In a mutant suspected of affecting RNA editing, all known editing sites have to be analyzed. Therefore, to screen a population of mutants, all individuals must be analyzed at every editing...
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