NAD⁺-capped RNAs are widespread in the Arabidopsis transcriptome and can probably be translated

Immunology and Microbiology

• Transcriptome 100%
• Arabidopsis 100%
• Arabidopsis thaliana 50%
• Metabolite 50%
• Human Cell 50%
• RNA Translation 50%
• Yeast Cell 50%
• RNA Synthesis 50%
• Capping Phenomenon 50%
• RNA Metabolism 50%
• Eukaryote 50%
• Mitochondrial Genome 50%
• Chloroplast Genome 50%
• Nuclear Export 50%
• Polyadenylation 50%
• Translation Initiation 50%

Keyphrases

• Transcriptome 100%
• Arabidopsis 100%
• Nicotinamide 100%
• Capped RNA 100%
• Diphosphate 100%
• Messenger RNA (mRNA) 20%
• Nuclear Genome 20%
• Metabolic 10%
• Mitochondrial DNA 10%
• RNA Translation 10%
• Plant Transcriptome 10%
• Arabidopsis Thaliana 10%
• Human Cells 10%
• Eukaryotes 10%
• Metabolic Processes 10%
• RNA Synthesis 10%
• Chloroplast DNA 10%
• Translation Initiation 10%
• Nuclear Translation 10%
• NAD captureSeq 10%
• Nuclear Export 10%
• Bacteria Cell 10%
• Yeast Cells 10%
• MRNA Cap 10%
• RNA Metabolism 10%
• Nuclear Degradation 10%
• M7G Cap 10%
• N7-methylguanosine 10%
• Alternative Polyadenylation 10%
• Redox Agents 10%
• Redox State 10%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Transcriptome 100%
• RNA 100%
• Arabidopsis 100%
• Pyrophosphate 100%
• Nicotinamide 100%
• Adenine 100%
• Messenger RNA 30%
• Mitochondrial Genome 10%
• RNA Translation 10%
• Arabidopsis thaliana 10%
• Metabolite 10%
• Eukaryote 10%
• Chloroplast Genome 10%
• Nuclear Export 10%
• Polyadenylation 10%
• Translation Initiation 10%
• RNA Metabolism 10%
• RNA Synthesis 10%
• 7-Methylguanosine 10%
• Capping Phenomenon 10%
• Translating (Language) 10%