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How pairs of proteins collaborate to splice RNAs into cell-specific products - Medical Xpress

How pairs of proteins collaborate to splice RNAs into cell-specific products - Medical Xpress

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How pairs of proteins collaborate to splice RNAs into cell-specific products
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Detailed structural analysis using nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) techniques revealed that ASD-1 RRM binding initiates a rearrangement in the RNA that favors SUP-12 RRM binding, resulting in a distinctive complex in which a single guanine nucleotide ...

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