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Circular RNAs and SIRT1 in post-transcriptional regulation and human disease.
Circular RNAs (circRNAs) have emerged as stable post-transcriptional regulators that influence gene expression, cellular adaptation, and disease pathogenesis through mechanisms including microRNA (miRNA) interaction, RNA-binding protein modulation, and signaling-network regulation. Generated through
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