
Physiologia Plantarum, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 176(4)
Published: July 1, 2024
Plant organelle transcription has been studied for decades. As techniques advanced, so did the fields of mitochondrial and plastid transcriptomics. The current view is that genomes are pervasively transcribed, irrespective their size, content, structure, taxonomic origin. However, little known about nature noncoding transcriptomes, including transcribed RNAs (ncRNAs). Next-generation sequencing data have uncovered small ncRNAs in organelles plants other organisms, but long remain poorly understood. Here, we argue publicly available third-generation long-read RNA from can provide a fine-tuned picture within organelles. Indeed, given bloated architectures, plant well suited studying pervasive ncRNAs. Ultimately, hope to showcase this new avenue research while also underlining limitations proposed approach.
Language: Английский