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N6-methyladenosine (m6A) is one of the most common and abundant post-transcriptional RNA modifications found in viruses and most eukaryotes. m6A plays an essential role in many vital biological processes to regulate gene expression. Because of its widespread distribution across the genomes, the identification of m6A sites from RNA sequences is of significant importance for better understanding the...
Just like PTM or PTLM (post-translational modification) in proteins, PTCM (post-transcriptional modification) in RNA plays very important roles in biological processes. Occurring at adenine (A) with the genetic code motif (GAC), N6-methyldenosine (m6A) is one of the most common and abundant PTCMs in RNA found in viruses and most eukaryotes. Given an uncharacterized RNA sequence containing many GAC...
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