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Common incorrect uses of the term
exon are that '
exons code for protein', or '
exons code for amino-acids' or '
exons are translated'. However,
these sorts...
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duplication in
exons in human, fly, and worm.
Analysis of the
intronic region has
produced further 4,660
unidentified duplicated exons referred to as...
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Exon trapping is a
molecular biology technique to
identify potential exons in a
fragment of
eukaryote DNA of
unknown intron-
exon structure. This is done...
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Exon shuffling is a
molecular mechanism for the
formation of new genes. It is a
process through which two or more
exons from
different genes can be brought...
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instructions for
creating a protein, and are
composed of
introns and
exons.
Exons are the
sections of DNA that
contain the
instruction set for generating...
- John
James Exon (August 9, 1921 – June 10, 2005) was an
American businessman and
politician who
served as the 33rd
Governor of
Nebraska from 1971 to 1979...
- For example, some
exons of a gene may be
included within or
excluded from the
final RNA
product of the gene. This
means the
exons are
joined in different...
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Poison exons (PEs); also
called premature termination codon (PTC)
exons or nonsense-mediated
decay (NMD)
exons] are a
class of c****ette
exons that contain...
- Look up
exon in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Exon may
refer to:
Exon, a
region of DNA that is
represented in the
mature form of RNA Exoribonuclease...
- An
exon junction complex (EJC) is a
protein complex which forms on a pre-messenger RNA
strand at the
junction of two
exons which have been
joined together...
