Endogenous RNA molecules called natural antisense transcripts (NATs) are produced from the complementary DNA strand of either non-coding or protein-coding genes. NATs are not byproducts of random transcription but rather important controllers of gene expression, according to mounting evidence. Antisense transcription h...
M. Priya, B. K. Manjunath, P. K. Karibasappa et al.· International Multidisciplin...· 0 citations
The strongest general conclusion is that endophytic competence can improve persistence and spatial proximity to infection courts, but endophytic residence alone does not guarantee effective disease control, and endophytic residence alone does not guarantee effective disease control.
M. Geetha, H. S. Ravikumar Patil, H. K. Kiran Kumar· Asian Journal of Agricultura...· 0 citations
While the mechanistic diversity of NAT-mediated regulation is now well established at the level of individual case studies, the field lacks generalisable rules predicting when a given antisense transcript will act in cis versus trans, and clinical translation remains constrained by delivery, tissue specificity and long...
M. Priya, K. Latha, D. Shruthi et al.· Journal of Advances in Biolo...· 0 citations
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