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RNA regulation in plants.

Jun 2026 · Science China Life Sciences · 0 citations · 591 references
Medicine

TL;DR

The roles and molecular mechanisms of diverse RNA types, the roles of RNA structures and modifications in regulatory processes, and the translational application of RNA-based strategies for improving agronomic traits are discussed.

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