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The noncoding RNA <i>PRANCR</i> regulates splicing of <i>Fibronectin-1</i> to control keratinocyte proliferation and migration

2021-06-22

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Most human genes undergo alternative splicing (AS), but the regulation and functional consequences of most splicing events remain unknown. Long noncoding RNAs (lncRNAs) have recently been discovered to have novel roles in the regulation of AS. Here we investigate whether PRANCR , a lncRNA recently identified to be essential for epidermis formation, functions by controlling AS of cell fate genes. Using transcripto...

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c590b44b-626a-515f-939e-53bda9c03bb7
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10.1101/2021.06.22.449364
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