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Recursive splicing is a rare event in the mouse brain

2020-09-11

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Recursive splicing (RS) is a splicing mechanism to remove long introns from messenger RNA precursors of long genes. Compared to the hundreds of RS events identified in humans and drosophila, only ten RS events have been reported in mice. To further investigate RS in mice, we analyzed RS in the mouse brain, a tissue that is enriched in the expression of long genes. We found that nuclear total RNA sequencing is an e...

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ff9af97b-334a-5d0e-bd70-ed5b450c0ce9
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10.1101/2020.09.10.291914
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