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Cross-kingdom regulation of tRNAs/tRFs derived from Chinese yew

2019-10-28

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Plants containing countless chemical constituent have benefited mankind since the origin of life. Although secondary metabolites in plants, such as morphine, artemisinin and taxol, have been developed as therapeutic drugs for clinical therapy, few study focuses on the pharmacological activities of plant small RNAs with function of cross-kingdom regulations. Yew is widely considered as a “superstar” plant due to th...

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9be454b1-98c6-57e7-afa5-0c83c3714942
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10.1101/821165
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