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When the wheel breaks

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If you want to know what happens when the circular mitochondrial genome breaks and suddenly has two ends (aka linear), take a look at our new paper in Nature Communications. Would you ever believe that exonucleases famous for their fine sculpting abilities could be so brutal?

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