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Identification of novel microproteins related to epitranscriptomic mechanisms
In recent years, previously unknown complexities in the regulation of RNA and protein systems have been uncovered. One such regulatory mechanism of RNA is the chemical modification of nucleotides, for instance, the m6A modification. This common modification is governed by ‘effector’ proteins. It is
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