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The snRNP E protein multigene family contains five pseudogenes with common mutations.

DNA sequence : the journal of DNA sequencing and mapping - 1 Jan 1991

Stanford D R, Holicky E L, Perry C A, Rehder K, Harvey S E, Rohleder A M, Wieben E D

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Sequence data from three previously-uncharacterized members of the snRNP E protein multigene family suggest that each is a non-transcribed processed pseudogene, even though one clone has the potential to code for a full-length protein with greater than 90% similarity to previously-characterized E protein cDNAs. Each of the newly-analyzed family members is without introns, contains a tract of polyadenylic acid...

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PMID: 1839226
DOI: 10.3109/10425179109020790

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