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SF3B1-dependent alternative splicing is critical for maintaining endometrial homeostasis and the establishment of pregnancy

2023-05-20

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The remarkable potential of human endometrium to undergo spontaneous remodeling is shaped by controlled spatiotemporal gene expression patterns. Although hormone-driven transcription shown to govern these patterns, the post-transcriptional processing of these mRNA transcripts, including the mRNA splicing in the endometrium is not studied yet. Here, we report that the splicing factor, SF3B1 is central in driving al...

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d559bef9-8400-57bd-ad98-6d11551cad62
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10.1101/2023.05.20.541590
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