Although m6A is most abundant in the brain (Meyer et al., 2012), no study on the role of m6A modification in either brain development or brain disorders has been reported previously, although recent studies have demonstrated a role for m6Ain neuronal function (Haussmann et al., 2016; Lence et al., 2016). the expression of genes with … Continue reading Although m6A is most abundant in the brain (Meyer et al