ReviewNature reviews. Molecular cell biology2026
The new era of single-molecule RNA modification detection through nanopore base-calling models.
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Abstract
Nanopore direct RNA sequencing has enabled the detection of RNA modifications in native RNA molecules, initially through the analysis of signal alterations and base-calling errors. More recently, modification prediction has been integrated into the base-calling step using pretrained, modification-aware base-calling models. So far, such models have been made available for N
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