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From RNA fate to cancer state transitions: m5C‑driven metabolic and immune reprogramming (Review)
RNA 5‑methylcytosine (m5C) regulates RNA stability, processing and translation, linking changes in nutrient supply and stress to cancer‑cell behavior. Its consequences depend on the RNA substrate and the proteins that recognize or process the modification. This dependence helps explain why NOP2/Sun
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