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RNA modifications and cancer

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This cluster of papers explores the diverse landscape of RNA methylation, with a focus on m6A modification, its impact on gene expression, ribosome biogenesis, and its role in cancer progression. The research covers various aspects such as m6A-seq, tRNA fragments, YTHDF proteins, and the involvement of methyltransferases in mRNA modification.

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N6-methyladenosine; m6A RNA methylation; RNA methylation; METTL3; RNA modification; epitranscriptomics; FTO; tRNA modification; ALKBH5; YTHDF2; METTL14; YTHDF1; mRNA methylation; pseudouridine; m6A regulators; tRNA-derived fragments; WTAP; RNA methyltransferase; post-transcriptional RNA modification; epitranscriptome; 7-methylguanosine; mRNA modification; post-transcriptional modification; N1-methyladenosine; m6A reader

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Morton address: 36182748113183363 · morton4x16-v1

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