rna-regulation
RNA regulation encompasses the diverse molecular mechanisms by which cells control gene expression at the RNA level, including transcription, splicing, stability, and translation. In plants, these processes are critical for coordinating responses to environmental stresses such as drought, temperature extremes, and pathogen attack, as well as regulating developmental transitions like flowering and seed formation. Understanding RNA regulation in plants offers pathways to engineer crops with improved resilience, yield, and adaptability to changing climates.
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