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   RNA editing
   The process in which the base sequence of the RNA transcript is changed by addition of bases to the RNA molecule or by chemical transform-ation of one base to another. This subverts the genetic information carried in the genes
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   RNA editing
   RNA editing: The process in which messenger RNA (mRNA) is chemically modified ('edited') after it is synthesized (made) but before it is translated into protein.
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   RNA editing
   A process responsible for changes in the final sequence of mRNA that are not coded in the DNA template. Excludes mRNA splicing and modifications to tRNA. Various kinds of editing are known, the commonest being cytidine (C) to uridine (U) substitution, though polyadenylation of mitochondrial mRNA and...
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   RNA editing
   <molecular biology> Specific alterations of RNAs, for example C_V changes that are not coded for in the genes. ... (23 Aug 1998) ...
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   RNA editing
   (from the article `nucleic acid`) Some RNA molecules, particularly those in protozoan mitochondria, undergo extensive editing following their initial synthesis. During this editing ...
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   RNA editing
   The term RNA editing describes those molecular processes in which the information content in an RNA molecule is altered through a chemical change in the base makeup. To date, such changes have been observed in tRNA, rRNA, mRNA and microRNA molecules of eukaryotes but not prokaryotes. RNA editing oc...
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