Mitochondrial RNA granules: Compartmentalizing mitochondrial gene expression
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In mitochondria, DNA replication, gene expression, and RNA degradation machineries coexist within a common nondelimited space, raising the question of how functional compartmentalization of gene expression is achieved. Here, we discuss the recently characterized “mitochondrial RNA granules,” mitochondrial subdomains with an emerging role in the regulation of gene expression.
- University of Geneva Switzerland
DNA Replication, Genes, Mitochondrial, DNA Replication/genetics; Gene Expression/genetics; Genes, Mitochondrial/genetics; Humans; Mitochondria/genetics; RNA/genetics; RNA, Mitochondrial, RNA, Mitochondrial, Reviews, Gene Expression, Humans, RNA, Mitochondria
DNA Replication, Genes, Mitochondrial, DNA Replication/genetics; Gene Expression/genetics; Genes, Mitochondrial/genetics; Humans; Mitochondria/genetics; RNA/genetics; RNA, Mitochondrial, RNA, Mitochondrial, Reviews, Gene Expression, Humans, RNA, Mitochondria
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