Single-molecule direct RNA sequencing reveals the shaping of epitranscriptome across multiple species

Nature·Jun 2

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Researchers have made advancements in direct RNA sequencing, allowing for the study of RNA modifications across multiple species. This technology has been used to map RNA modifications, including m6A, and understand their role in shaping the transcriptome. The applications of this research appear to be broad, with potential implications for fields such as biology, medicine, and the study of various diseases.

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