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The general pattern of abundant U and less G for sRNAs from in planta libraries was reflected in the LMg0 and LMg96, while LMg72 library had abundant A and less G (data not shown).
This trend is reversed for tissue specific genes and, in addition, we observed a significant dependence with protein abundance: the more abundant a protein the stronger the connectivity/centrality and vice versa, see Figures 1A and 1B.
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Eisenberg, E. et al. Is abundant A-to-I RNA editing primate-specific?
Levanon, E.Y. et al. Systematic identification of abundant A-to-I editing sites in the human transcriptome.
The anticodon of 21 tRNA genes (out of a total of 22), regardless of which strand they are located, have anticodons with their wobble site forming Watson-Crick base-paring with the most abundant codons in each codon family, i.e., the wobble site of the tRNA genes is either a U to pair with the abundant A-ending codons or a G to pair with the abundant C-ending codons [17].
Genome-wide bioinformatic searches for A-to-I editing sites have enabled the identification of abundant A-to-I editing in the transcriptome of several vertebrates [ 19- 24].
Further evidence of ablation of NRG1 was provided by western blot analysis using an antibody that recognizes the most abundant a-tail isoforms (Fig. 1F and G).
