Here we build a dataset of 29,971 editing sites and use it to characterize editing preferences.
In addition, the sequence motifs characterizing editing sites vary with the micro-structure.
The moss Takakia lepidozioides has been partially characterized for editing sites, and 302 C-to-U and no U-to-C editing sites were reported (Yura et al. 2008).
In the current study, we characterized RNA editing in both coding and non-coding RNA sequences in hESCs and their differentiated progenies, which provide a good model for research of early cell differentiation processes.
While Risser characterized these edits as an important policy shift that deserved to be debated, much like the "drafting error" CMD exposed that proposed that "truth" and the Wisconsin Idea be axed from Walker's budget, Fitzgerald characterized the language as "verbiage".
To characterize the editing deficiency caused by ZF1 mutation, we analyzed the sequences of partially edited A6 mRNAs that accumulated in RKO-A3ZFm1-TAP EE cells (Fig. 5).
Several studies have identified weak sequence motifs characterizing the editing sites, but these alone do not account for the large diversity observed.
On her own films she became known for a personal signature characterized by innovative editing.
Characterized by excitable editing, dead-eyed performances and a laughable villain (the genre regular Bill Moseley, resplendent in tiara and lipstick), this coarsely manipulative revenge tale periodically pauses the vivisection for rosy, happy-family flashbacks.
Emeke, an unobtrusive presence, lets her subjects speak at length, but these are no talking-head exercises: The films have an immediately identifiable, idiosyncratic style characterized by slinky editing, subtly lilting musical cues, and razor-sharp sound design.
These shortening events are more common in tissues characterized by high editing levels [53].
