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The longest intron rule

2023-10-04

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Despite the fact that long introns mean an energy and time burden for eukaryotic cells, they play an irreplaceable role in the diversification and regulation of protein production. A general feature is the accumulation of the longest introns closer to the start of protein-coding genes. Our work aimed to more closely characterize the genes in which the longest intron is only located in the second or third third of...

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Literature Corpus work: b15622a3-aa4a-5957-8a0f-450fdaa0f14a
DOI: 10.1101/2023.10.02.560625

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