A genome-wide study identifies 9,814 poison exons in the human genome and shows that hundreds are brain-specific, linking their mis-splicing to neurological disorders such as Leigh syndrome.
New research has shown that RNA-based testing can improve the detection and interpretation of clinically actionable genomic alterations that lead to MET exon 14 skipping in patients with lung ...
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