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Aging-associated alternative splicing programs conserved between human and mouse tissues

2025-12-31

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Alternative splicing is a key gene regulatory process that diversifies the proteome and controls gene dosage. Previous studies have detected aging-associated splicing changes across various tissues. However, their use of bulk RNA-seq obfuscates the impacted cell-types and may confound cell-type proportion changes with cell-intrinsic ones. We present a framework that first assembles and maps alternative splicing ev...

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10.64898/2025.12.30.697080
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