Abstract
RNA Editing Minireview Series
Highlights
What are the biochemical mechanisms responsible for RNA editing? The two minireviews in this issue focus on the genetic and biochemical aspects of nucleotide substitution RNA editing by deamination, either A-to-I [8] or C-to-U [9]
Minireview: RNA Editing Minireview Series editing machinery that carry out deamination editing of the A-to-I variety
Davidson entitled “C-to-U RNA Editing: Mechanisms Leading to Genetic Diversity,” summarizes progress in understanding the biochemical mechanisms and substrate targets for C-to-U RNA editing in mammals [9]
Summary
The two minireviews in this issue focus on the genetic and biochemical aspects of nucleotide substitution RNA editing by deamination, either A-to-I [8] or C-to-U [9]. The substrates and enzymes responsible for these editing processes are reviewed, along with the functional roles that representative editing events play in cellular processes.
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