ArticlebioRxiv : the preprint server for biology2026
Programmed Double-stranded RNA Formation Enables Meiotic Stage Transitions.
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Cell fate transitions rely on extensive transcriptional activation mediated by transcription factors, yet the equally important processes that ensure the selective removal of pre-existing mRNAs remain elusive. We uncover widespread formation of double-stranded RNA (dsRNA) during earlyto-middle meiosis using quantitative RNA structure analysis, and validate hundreds of natural antisense transcripts (NATs) through long-read sequencing. These NATs are induced by meiosis-specific transcription factors, including Ndt80p, and pair with sense mRNAs to drive cytoplasmic aggregation of the resulting dsRNAs. These dsRNA aggregates are subsequently transported to the vacuole for clearance, likely via autophagy. This pathway selectively eliminates mRNAs before metaphase I, including
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