Alternative Splicing— When Two’s a Crowd
Various mechanisms have been proposed to explain mutually exclusive splicing of pairs of exons. A paper in this issue of Cell ( Graveley, 2005) provides a fascinating insight into the perplexing question of how only one exon at a time is chosen from an array of 48 exons in the Drosophila Dscam gene.
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| description | Various mechanisms have been proposed to explain mutually exclusive splicing of pairs of exons. A paper in this issue of
Cell (
Graveley, 2005) provides a fascinating insight into the perplexing question of how only one exon at a time is chosen from an array of 48 exons in the
Drosophila Dscam gene. |
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