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RNA incorporation of fraudulent bases refers to the process by which analogs or modified nucleotides are incorporated into RNA molecules during transcription. These fraudulent bases can alter the structure, stability, and function of the resulting RNA, affecting translation efficiency, mRNA stability, and RNA secondary structure. This mechanism is exploited by some chemotherapeutic agents like 5-fluorouracil.
Incorporation of non-canonical nucleotides into RNA during transcription, leading to altered structure, stability, and function.
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