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Fig. 5 | Genome Biology

Fig. 5

From: Codon usage optimization in pluripotent embryonic stem cells

Fig. 5

Distinct codon usage signature in pluripotent cells are hetADAT-sensitive codons. a Illustration of hetADAT (ADAT2 and ADAT3)-mediated adenosine-to-inosine tRNA editing at position 34 in the anticodon loop and the codons read by unmodified and modified tRNAs. b HetADAT-dependent codons (red) that sometimes are lacking corresponding tRNA genes (light gray). c–f Volcano plot (c, e) showing significance versus codon usage fold change at the ribosome P-site (c) and A-site (e) in differentiated versus self-renewing hESCs. HetADAT-dependent codons are highlighted in red. Correlation (d, f) between log2 fold change of codon usage frequencies in differentiated human (hESCs) with differentiated mouse (mESCs) embryonic stem cells through embryoid body culture (EB; left-hand panel) or by removal of LIF (right-hand panel) at the P-site (d) and A-site (f). g Log2 fold change of codon usage frequency across all sites protected by the ribosome in human (left-hand panel) and mouse ESCs differentiated through EB culture (middle panel) or removal of LIF (right-hand panel). HetADAT-dependent codons are highlighted in red

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