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Splice variants’ role in mediating different disease states in tissue requiring ion transduction through calcium channel for function

2017-01-13

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Structure informs function, and this may be the evolutionary reason why alternative splicing, which is capable of generating different variants of the same protein, arise. But, given the energetic cost of generating different splice variants for testing their capability at a specific task, which incurs cellular functional uncertainty; as well as the exertion of differing physiological effects on cells that may tra...

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Literature Corpus work: 5b91bd1d-049a-5c9a-bb53-6cf81ba47866
DOI: 10.7287/peerj.preprints.2717v1

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