Patricia Chan

@sjm41 has provided a very good description on the issue. In addition to the distinct sequence features between cytosolic and mitochondrial tRNAs, plastids may have different genetic code in some...

Unfortunately it is not practical to explain tRNA biology in a GitHub comment box. If you are interested in the topic, you can check out the following book: Soll and...

tRNA is one of the largest gene families. They are divided into isotype, isoacceptor, and isodecoder sub-families. The proposed ontology terms are at the isotype sub-family level - tRNAs that...