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How Particular RNA Editing Sites Can be Selectively Superior to Heterozygous SNPs Independent of Temporospatial Regulation.
Molecular and cellular biology - 1 Jan 2026
Xie Qiuhua, Ma Ling, Cai Wanzhi, Li Hu, Duan Yuange
Abstract excerpt
A-to-I RNA editing introduces A-to-G variation at post-transcriptional level, but it remains mysterious. What is the advantage of functional RNA editing compared to an A/G heterozygous SNP? Here, we provide the following situations that particular RNA editing sites can be superior to heterozygous SNPs even independent of its temporospatial regulation. (1) Assume a site with A/G heterozygote advantage. RNA editing...
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