NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – Brown University researchers have discovered an RNA ligase that has the ability to function at high temperatures, potentially enabling detection of RNA mutations and improving RNA sequencing.
In a study published in RNA Biology the researchers note this is only the third RNA ligase from a thermophile to be studied, and the others are single-stranded ligases that are inefficient at strand joining.
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