Adaptive evolution of A-to-I auto-editing site in Adar of eusocial insects

The flexibility of Adar auto-recoding site in Hymenoptera is selectively maintained, supporting the flexible RNA editing hypothesis. We proposed a new angle to view the adaptation of RNA editing, providing another layer to explain the great phenotypical plasticity of eusocial insects.

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BMC Genomics
Published
2024-08-26
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12864-024-10709-0
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9
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RNA regulation and disease
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Adaptive evolution of A-to-I auto-editing site in Adar of eusocial insects

J. Liu, Yuange Duan, Caiqing Zheng
9 citations
BMC Genomics
RNA regulation and disease
2.10
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Adaptive evolution of A-to-I auto-editing site in Adar of eusocial insects

J. Liu, Yuange Duan, Caiqing Zheng
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9 citations

Abstract

The flexibility of Adar auto-recoding site in Hymenoptera is selectively maintained, supporting the flexible RNA editing hypothesis. We proposed a new angle to view the adaptation of RNA editing, providing another layer to explain the great phenotypical plasticity of eusocial insects.

BMC GenomicsVol. 25(1)
China Agricultural University (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China
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RNA regulation and disease
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