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Human Messenger RNA Harbors Widespread Noncoding Splice Isoforms

2025-05-10

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Pre-messenger RNA transcribed from canonical protein-coding genes is frequently alternatively spliced into diverse mature mRNA isoforms, thus translating into various protein products. However, it remains unknown whether human mRNA from a protein-coding gene harbors noncoding splice isoforms in the genome. Herein, we discovered 15,836 mRNA noncoding splice isoforms across 7,298 protein-coding genes in human. mRNA...

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e8694ddf-d7ed-5d43-aa99-63fc823f525e
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10.1101/2025.05.06.652571
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