Jungnam Cho

Associate Professor

University of Durham

United Kingdom

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Dr. Jungnam Cho is an Associate Professor at Durham University in the United Kingdom. His research interests focus on the roles of RNA and transposable elements in plant biology, particularly in retrotransposon mobilization and genetic regulation. Recent publications include investigations into RNA methylation, molecular mimicry in plants, and the dynamics of transposon-induced genetic reprogramming in various species.

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Marco Catoni

University of Birmingham

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Ling Wang

Duke University

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Daniel Schubert

GERMANY

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Yuyun Zhang

University of California, Los Angeles

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Kyung Do Kim

Myongji University

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Yilin Xie

Stanford University

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Articles (18)

RNA triple helix assembled by the poly(A) tail enhances retrotransposon mobilization by preventing RNA deadenylation

RNA methylation in retrotransposon control

Genetic and epigenetic reprogramming in response to internal and external cues by induced transposon mobilization in Moso bamboo

Molecular Mimicry of Transposable Elements in Plants

The CARBON CATABOLITE REPRESSION 4A‐mediated RNA deadenylation pathway acts on the transposon RNAs that are not regulated by small RNAs

Specific suppression of long terminal repeat retrotransposon mobilization in plants

Visualization of synthetic retroelement integration reveals determinants of permissivity to retrotransposition

PopRice extrachromosomal DNA sponges ABSCISIC ACID-INSENSITIVE 5 in rice seed-to-seedling transition

Editorial: Beyond genetics: modifications of nucleic acid and chromatin.

The m6A reader ECT1 drives mRNA sequestration to dampen salicylic acid-dependent stress responses in Arabidopsis.

m 6 A RNA demethylase AtALKBH9B promotes mobilization of a heat-activated long terminal repeat retrotransposon in Arabidopsis

Transposable element-initiated enhancer-like elements generate the subgenome-biased spike specificity of polyploid wheat

m6A RNA methylation impairs gene expression variability and reproductive thermotolerance in Arabidopsis

Amplification of LTRs of extrachromosomal linear DNAs (ALE-seq) identifies two active Oryco LTR retrotransposons in the rice cultivar Dongjin.

Small regulatory RNAs in rice epigenetic regulation

Harnessing epigenetic variability for crop improvement: current status and future prospects

Tracing Mobile DNAs: From Molecular to Population Scales.

Phase separation of chromatin and small RNA pathways in plants

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Marco Catoni

Ling Wang

Daniel Schubert

Yuyun Zhang

Kyung Do Kim

Yilin Xie

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