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Internal AU-rich elements modulate activity of two competing 3' splice sites in plant nuclei.
The Plant journal : for cell and molecular biology - 1 Oct 1997
Merritt H, McCullough A J, Schuler M A
Abstract excerpt
In vivo analyses using an autonomously replicating Agrobacterium/geminivirus vector have enabled identification of AU-rich intronic elements critical for 5' and 3' splice site selection in dicot plant nuclei and development of a model for pre-mRNA intron recognition in plant nuclei. To determine the minimal length, spacing and nucleotide compositions constraining recognition of the 3' boundary of an intron, two...
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