Potential of Transcript Editing Across Mitogenomes of Early Land Plants Shows Novel and Familiar Trends.

ABSTRACT: RNA editing alters the identity of nucleotides in an RNA sequence so that the mature transcript differs from the template defined in the genome. This process has been observed in chloroplasts and mitochondria of both seed and early land plants. However, the frequency of RNA editing in plant mitochondria ranges from zero to thousands of editing sites. To date, analyses of RNA editing in mitochondria of early land plants have been conducted on a small number of genes or mitochondrial genomes of a single species. This study provides an overview of the mitogenomic RNA editing potential of the main lineages of these two groups of early land plants by predicting the RNA editing sites of 33 mitochondrial genes of 37 species of liverworts and mosses. For the purpose of the research, we newly assem

SUBMITTER: Myszczynski K 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6627324 | biostudies-literature | 2019 Jun

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature