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The nuts and bolts of the endogenous spliceosome
Ruth Sperling
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Alexander Silberman Institute of Life Sciences
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Endogenous Spliceosome
100%
Alternative Splicing
75%
Pre-mRNA
75%
Spliceosome
50%
Chromatin
25%
Imaging Studies
25%
Living Cells
25%
Major Contributor
25%
Diverse Functions
25%
Cell nucleus
25%
Unique Structure
25%
Intact Cells
25%
Human Proteome
25%
3′ End Processing
25%
Processing Activities
25%
Challenges Ahead
25%
Cotranscriptional
25%
5′ End Processing
25%
Complex Life
25%
Splicing Model
25%
Splicing Kinetics
25%
Mechanistic Insights
25%
New Players
25%
Neuroscience
Spliceosome
100%
In Vivo
50%
Alternative Splicing
50%
Precursor mRNA
50%
In Vitro
33%
Intron
33%
Nucleus
33%
Messenger RNA
16%
Chromatin
16%
Proteome
16%