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List of RNAs

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Ribonucleic acid (RNA) occurs in different forms within organisms and serves many different roles. Listed here are the types of RNA, grouped by role. Abbreviations for the different types of RNA are listed and explained.

By role

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RNAs involved in protein synthesis
TypeAbbr.FunctionDistributionRef.
Messenger RNAmRNACodes for proteinAll organisms
Ribosomal RNArRNATranslationAll organisms
Signal recognition particle RNA7SL RNA or SRP RNAMembrane integrationAll organisms[1]
Transfer RNAtRNATranslationAll organisms
Transfer-messenger RNAtmRNARescuing stalled ribosomesBacteria[2]
RNAs involved in post-transcriptional modification or DNA replication
TypeAbbr.FunctionDistributionRef.
Small nuclear RNAsnRNASplicing and other functionsEukaryotes andarchaea[3]
Small nucleolar RNAsnoRNANucleotide modification of RNAsEukaryotes and archaea[4]
SmY RNASmYmRNA trans-splicingNematodes[5]
Small Cajal body-specific RNAscaRNAType of snoRNA; Nucleotide modification of RNAs
Guide RNAgRNAmRNA nucleotide modificationKinetoplastidmitochondria[6]
Ribonuclease PRNase PtRNA maturationAll organisms[7]
Ribonuclease MRPRNase MRPrRNA maturation,DNA replicationEukaryotes[8]
Y RNARNA processing, DNA replicationAnimals[9]
Telomerase RNA ComponentTERCTelomere synthesisMost eukaryotes[10]
Spliced Leader RNASL RNAmRNA trans-splicing, RNA processing
Regulatory RNAs
TypeAbbr.FunctionDistributionRef.
Antisense RNAaRNA, asRNATranscriptional attenuation / mRNA degradation / mRNA stabilisation / Translation blockAll organisms[11][12]
Cis-natural antisense transcriptcis-NATGene regulation
CRISPR RNAcrRNAResistance to parasites, by targeting their DNABacteria and archaea[13]
Long noncoding RNAlncRNARegulation of gene transcription, epigenetic regulationEukaryotes
MicroRNAmiRNAGene regulationMost eukaryotes[14]
Piwi-interacting RNApiRNATransposon defense, maybe other functionsMostanimals[15][16]
Small interfering RNAsiRNAGene regulationMosteukaryotes[17]
Short hairpin RNAshRNAGene regulationMosteukaryotes[18]
Trans-acting siRNAtasiRNAGene regulationLand plants[19]
Repeat associated siRNArasiRNAType of piRNA; transposon defenseDrosophila[20]
7SK RNA7SKnegatively regulating CDK9/cyclin T complex
Enhancer RNAeRNAGene regulation[21]
Parasitic RNAs
TypeFunctionDistributionRef.
RetrotransposonSelf-propagatingEukaryotes and some bacteria[22]
Viral genomeInformation carrierDouble-stranded RNA viruses,positive-sense RNA viruses,negative-sense RNA viruses, manysatellite viruses andreverse transcribing viruses
ViroidSelf-propagatingInfected plants[23]
Satellite RNASelf-propagatingInfected cells
Other RNAs
TypeAbbr.FunctionDistributionRef.
Vault RNAvRNA, vtRNAExpulsion ofxenobiotics (conjectured)[24]
GlycoRNA-Unknown

RNA abbreviations

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Abbr.NameFamilyDescriptionRef.
ncRNAnon coding RNA-
nmRNAnon messenger RNA-synonym ofncRNA
sRNAsmall RNA-synonym ofncRNA
smnRNAsmall non messenger RNA-synonym ofncRNA
tRNAtransfer RNARF00005
sRNAsoluble RNA-synonym oftRNA
mRNAmessenger RNA-
pcRNAprotein coding RNA-synonym ofmRNA
rRNAribosomal RNAmultiple families
5S rRNA5S ribosomal RNARF00001
5.8S rRNA5.8S ribosomal RNARF00002
SSU rRNAsmall subunit ribosomal RNACL00111
LSU rRNAlarge subunit ribosomal RNACL00112
NoRC RNAnucleolar remodeling complex associated RNARF01518
pRNApromoter RNARF01518synonym ofNoRC RNA
6S RNA6S RNARF00013
SsrS RNARF00013synonym of6S RNA
aRNAantisense RNA-synonym ofasRNA
asRNAantisense RNA-
asmiRNAantisense micro RNA-
cis-NATcis-natural antisense transcript-Natural antisense transcripts transcribed from the same genomic locus as their target but from the opposite DNA strand and form perfect pairs
crRNACRISPR RNA-
tracrRNAtrans-activating crRNA-
CRISPR RNACRISPR-Cas RNAmultiple families
DD RNADNA damage response RNA-RNA that activates DNA damage response
diRNADSB-induced small RNAs-
dsRNAdouble stranded RNA-
endo-siRNAendogenous small interfering RNA-
exRNAextracellular RNA-
gRNAguide RNA-
hc-siRNAheterochromatic small interfering RNA-
hcsiRNAheterochromatic small interfering RNA-synonym of hc-siRNA
hnRNAheterogeneous nuclear RNA-synonym forpre-mRNA (in the strict sense, it may include nuclear RNA transcripts that do not end up as cytoplasmic mRNA)
RNAiRNA interference-Process in which RNAinhibit gene expression ortranslation, by neutralizing targetedmRNA molecules
lincRNAlong intergenic non-coding RNA-
lncRNAlong non coding RNA-
miRNAmicro RNAmultiple families
mrpRNAmitochondrial RNA processing ribonuclease-synonym ofRNase MRP
nat-siRNAnatural antisense short interfering RNA-synonym ofnatsiRNA
natsiRNAnatural antisense short interfering RNA-Endogenous RNA regulators, between 21 and 24 nt in length, and are generated from complementarymRNA transcripts which are further processed intosiRNA
OxyS RNAoxidative stress response RNARF00035Small non coding RNA which is induced in response to oxidative stress inEscherichia coli
piRNApiwi-interacting RNAmultiple familiesSmall RNAs that form RNA-protein complexes withpiwi proteins in animal cells
qiRNAQDE-2 interfering RNA-
rasiRNARepeat associated siRNA-Small RNA that is involved in theRNA interference pathway, a type ofpiRNA
RNase MRPmitochondrial RNA processing ribonucleaseRF00030
RNase Pribonuclease PRF00010A type of ribonuclease which cleaves RNA
scaRNAsmall Cajal body-specific RNARF00553
scnRNAsmall-scan RNA-
scRNAsmall cytoplasmic RNA-
scRNAsmall conditional RNA-
SgrS RNAsugar transport-related sRNARF00534Small RNA that is activated by SgrR inEscherichia coli during glucose-phosphate stress
shRNAshort hairpin RNA-
siRNAsmall interfering RNA-
SL RNAspliced leader RNAmultiple families
SmY RNAmRNA trans-splicingRF01844Small nuclear RNAs found in some species of nematode worms, thought to be involved in mRNA trans-splicing
snoRNAsmall nucleolar RNAmultiple families
snRNAsmall nuclear RNAmultiple families
snRNPsmall nuclear ribonucleic proteins-
SPA lncRNA5' small nucleolar RNA capped and 3' polyadenylated long noncoding RNA-
SRP RNAsignal recognition particle RNACL00003
ssRNAsingle stranded RNA-
stRNAsmall temporal RNA-
tasiRNAtrans-acting siRNA-
tmRNAtransfer-messenger RNARF00023Bacterial RNA molecule with dual tRNA-like and messenger RNA-like properties
uRNAU spliceosomal RNAmultiple families
vRNAvault RNA-synonym ofvtRNA
vtRNAvault RNARF00006
Xist RNAX-inactive specific transcript-
Y RNAY RNARF00019Components of the Ro60 ribonucleoprotein particle and necessary for DNA replication through interactions with chromatin and initiation proteins
NATsnatural antisense transcripts-Natural antisense transcripts encoded within a cell that have transcript complementarity to other RNA transcripts
pre-mRNAprecursor messenger RNA-Immature single strand of messenger RNA
circRNAcircular RNA-
msRNAmulticopy, single-stranded RNA-Products of a retron-encodedreverse transcriptase (RT) which form a RT-msDNA complex that acts as an anti-phage antitoxin[25][26]
cfRNAcell-free RNA-

See also

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See also:Category:RNA

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