Splicing
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Published 2019-12-05
today I talk about splicing and how it works. Splicing is the process where the introns get excluded. The exons are ligated and represent the final mature mRNA. Please feel free to drop questions around this topic.
Cheers,
Henrik
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Sources:
Berget, S. M., Moore, C., & Sharp, P. A. (1977). Spliced segments at the 5′ terminus of adenovirus 2 late mRNA. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 74(8), 3171-3175.
Chambon, P. (1981). Split genes. Scientific American, 244(5), 60-71.
and lecture slides
All Comments (10)
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henrik, i've read textbook chapters on this and watched lots of videos but your overview is the most clear for an understanding on the actual purpose of splicing - thank you.
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Nicely explained.. Thankyou
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Thank you it was very helpful for me ☺️
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this is a great video thank you
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Thank you it was easy to memorize
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Thank you
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great
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i love you
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Vielen dank!