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Comparative analysis of the DRADA A-to-I RNA editing gene from mammals, pufferfish and zebrafish

Slavov et al., 2000

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10758963535702603423
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Slavov D
Crnogorac-Jurčević T
Clark M
Gardiner K
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The DRADA gene in mammals encodes an A-to-I RNA editase, an adenosine deaminase that acts on pre-mRNAs to produce site specific inosines. DRADA has been shown to deaminate specific adenosine residues in a subset of glutamate and serotonin receptors …
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