HBV is sensitive to low frequency editing by 6/7 human APOBEC3 cytidine deaminases.
Data was exported and cleaned according to data cleaning guidelines, including data coding, frequency editing, and cross-sectional and longitudinal logical editing [ 20].
To discover whether the frequency of editing is also reduced in S. noctiflora, edit sites were predicted using the online resource PREP-Mt [ 21] for the six taxa shown in Figure 7 (Table 2).
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To estimate the frequency of editing, limiting dilution of first round PCR products was performed at 95°C and the restricting temperature of 89.2°C.
The average frequency of edits per gene was 2.8%, varying from 0.4% in psbA to 6.9% in petD (table 1).
Rather, increases in the structure or stability of dsRNA could result in a slightly higher frequency of editing in tdp-1 mutants.
MEGA-PRESS spectra were acquired using TE = 68 msec (TE1 = 15 msec, TE2 = 53 msec); TR = 1.8 sec; 256 averages; frequency selective editing pulses (14 msec) applied at 1.9 ppm (ON) and 7.46 ppm (OFF).
Lynch et al. [ 21] suggested that the effect of selection against edited sites is only relevant under higher mutation rates, whereas genomes with lower rates would be prone to high frequency of editing, reducing the associated mutation load [ 16].
In mouse embryos and mammalian cells, direct delivery of Cas9 complexes assembled in vitro has been reported to yield a higher frequency of edits (Lin et al. 2014; Aida et al. 2015; Liang et al. 2015).
