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Large-scale identification of recurrent RNA edits in human embryos suggests their role in enhancing maternal mRNA clearance

2022-02-04

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Posttranscriptional modification plays an important role in key embryonic processes. Adenosine-to-inosine RNA editing, a common example of such modifications, is widespread in human adult tissues and has various functional impacts and clinical consequences. However, whether it persists in a consistent pattern in most human embryos, and whether it supports embryonic development, are poorly understood. To address th...

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bff965bc-0b55-5e89-855b-909ae9c8d648
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1299690/v1
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