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Pervasive transcription of the mitochondrial genome in Candida albicans is revealed in mutants lacking the mtEXO RNase complex.

RNA biology - 15 Oct 2021

Łabędzka-Dmoch Karolina, Kolondra Adam, Karpińska Magdalena A, Dębek Sonia, Grochowska Joanna, Grochowski Maciej, Piątkowski Jakub, Hoang Diu Bui Thi, Golik Paweł

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The mitochondrial genome of the pathogenic yeast Candida albicans displays a typical organization of several (eight) primary transcription units separated by noncoding regions. Presence of genes encoding Complex I subunits and the stability of its mtDNA sequence make it an attractive model to study organellar genome expression using transcriptomic approaches. The main activity responsible for RNA degradation in...

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PMID: 34229573
DOI: 10.1080/15476286.2021.1943929
PMCID: PMC8677008

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