U153C
U153C denotes a single-nucleotide variant in an RNA sequence in which the nucleotide uracil (U) at position 153 is replaced by cytosine (C). The notation assumes a reference sequence and standard 5' to 3' numbering. U153C can be reported for various RNA contexts, including viral genomes, ribosomal or transfer RNA, messenger RNA, or other RNA transcripts.
Numbering schemes vary by reference sequence and genome organization; the same label could refer to different
Functional consequences depend on context. In coding regions, the substitution may be synonymous (no amino acid
Detection methods include sequencing approaches such as next-generation sequencing or Sanger sequencing; confirmation may involve replicates
Because multiple reference sequences exist, and numbering can differ, the significance of U153C must be interpreted