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Deep screening of proximal and distal splicing-regulatory elements in a native sequence context

Recinos et al., 2023

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10453041268033790096
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Recinos Y
Ustianenko D
Yeh Y
Wang X
Jacko M
Yesantharao L
Wu Q
Zhang C
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BioRxiv

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Pre-mRNA splicing, a key process in gene expression, can be therapeutically modulated using various drug modalities, including antisense oligonucleotides (ASOs). However, determining promising targets is impeded by the challenge of systematically mapping …
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