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MiRNA Biogenesis: A Dynamic Pathway

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Specialty Biology
Date 2016 Oct 30
PMID 27793495
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MicroRNAs (miRNAs) modulate plant homeostasis through the inactivation of specific mRNAs, especially those encoding transcription factors. A delicate spatial/temporal balance between a miRNA and its targets is central to achieving the appropriate biological outcomes. In this review we discuss our growing understanding of the dynamic regulation of miRNA biogenesis. We put special emphasis on crosstalk between miRNA biogenesis and other cellular processes such as transcription and splicing. We also discuss how the pathway is regulated in specific tissues to achieve harmonious plant development through a subtle balance between gene expression and silencing.

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