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The mechanism of DRB7.2:DRB4 mediated sequestering of endogenous inverted-repeat dsRNA precursors in plants

2025-01-19

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Noncoding transcribable inverted repeat sequences are vital in genome stability, regulation of transposable elements, mutations, and diseases in eukaryotes. In vascular plants, dsRNA Binding Proteins (dsRBPs), DRB7.2 and DRB4, inhibit Dicer-like-protein 3 (DCL3) to stall endogenous inverted-repeat dsRNA (endo-IR dsRNA) mediated gene silencing. As dsRBPs generally assist Dicers, the inhibition of...

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2e3c1145-ab8c-5531-91f2-5690482dccde
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10.1101/2025.01.15.633165
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