Jorge Herrero-Vicente, Douglas L. Black, Juan Valcárcel
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Abstract
A new study combines massively parallel assays, transcriptomics and biophysical modeling to provide a framework for analyzing the effects of compounds that modulate pre-mRNA splicing. The results lend important insights into the mechanisms of drug action and facilitate the design of splicing therapies.
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