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RNA-seq and MeRIP-seq comparison of Mettl3 knockout basal cell derived organoids

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Airway basal stem cells are critical for maintaining epithelial homeostasis and repairing tissue damage, yet the epitranscriptomic mechanisms governing their stemness remain poorly understood.

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We show that METTL3 deficiency in murine airway basal cells leads to aberrant differentiation, loss of stemness, and impaired organoid formation. RNAseq and MeRIP-seq reveal that METTL3 directly targets the mRNA of Ninj1 for m6A modification, promoting its degradation.

Loss of METTL3 leads to Ninj1 upregulation.

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