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Dephosphorylation-dependent sorting of SR splicing factors during mRNP maturation

Lin et al., 2005

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Lin S
Xiao R
Sun P
Xu X
Fu X
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Molecular cell

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SR proteins are a family of sequence-specific RNA binding proteins originally discovered as essential factors for pre-mRNA splicing and recently implicated in mRNA transport, stability, and translation. Here, we used a genetic complementation system derived from conditional …
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