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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Alternative Transcription Start Sites"”.

  1. Transcript leaders : annotation and insight into functions in translation

    … undergoes a series of several steps, including transcription, modification, splicing, packaging, export, localization, translation, and decay. Of these steps transcription is the most extensively studied, though the remaining steps are also indispensible for proper protein production. While we …

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  2. The Generation of Alternative Transcripts as a Means of Regulating Phosphorylation in Sonic Hedgehog Medulloblastoma

    … phosphorylation events selectively. Co- and post-transcriptional mechanisms, such as alternative transcription start site (ATSS) usage and alternative splicing (AS), may generate isoforms that include or exclude exons harboring critical phosphorylation sites, offering a potential mechanism for …

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  3. Leptin and peroxisome proliferator activated receptor alpha: understanding their contribution towards normalising the programmed phenotype in the peripheral tissues of IUGR offspring

    … and characterised. As part of this process, six alternatively spliced variants were identified; one from adipose tissue (P1), two from the liver (P2, P3), one from the heart (P4) and two from the kidney (P5, P6). These transcripts were found to differ in their 5’untranslated region due to tissue …

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