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The conserved landscape of RNA modifications and transcript diversity across mammalian evolution

2024-11-24

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Gene expression programs underpin the development of shared phenotypes, yet the importance of transcript complexity in shaping mammalian evolution remains unclear. Here we present a comprehensive long-read direct RNA sequencing atlas of full-length transcripts and their m6A modifications across six tissues (hippocampus, frontal cortex, cerebellum, testes, skeletal muscle, and liver) in five mammals (human, mouse,...

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360c1116-28a9-5695-a11f-1c7d60cdfa46
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10.1101/2024.11.24.624934
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