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Default Spliced: NMR reveals structural clue to transcription

Spliced: NMR reveals structural clue to transcription

Biomolecular NMR experts in Germany have discovered how the U2AF protein facilitates the process of splicing used by cells to make the correct template for RNA transcription and the subsequent expression of proteins.

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