ArticlebioRxiv : the preprint server for biology2026
Hidden Diversity in Yeast tRNAs: Comparative Genomics and Modification Mapping in a Eukaryotic Subphylum.
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Abstract
tRNA are adapter molecules with an integral role in translation and further roles in stress adaptation. Processing of tRNA is tightly regulated and includes the enzymatic addition of several post-transcriptional modifications that are required for translation efficiency, recognition, selective translation, and structure. We currently lack a multispecies wide view of tRNA modifying enzymes across eukaryotes. Here, we performed a comparative analysis of tRNA gene sequence, modification enzymes, and modification profiles across the Saccharomycotina subphylum. We employed machine learning methods to explore tRNA sequence conservation and to annotate modifying enzymes known to exist in fungi, humans, and prokaryotes. We then applied Nano-tRNAseq to three species (
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