Publications by authors named "Lele Mu"
Article Synopsis
- N-methyladenosine (mA) is a key post-transcriptional marker that regulates biological functions in plants through various pathway components, including writers, erasers, and readers.
- A study identified over 4000 mA pathway components across 154 plant species and found that while the number of writers is conserved, the ALKBH and YTH families showed significant expansion.
- The research also explored the expression levels and roles of specific mA sites in gene regulation, revealing that certain conserved mA sites negatively impacted the expression of other genes, contributing to our understanding of plant evolution and function.
