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This project aims to identify genes involved in the light retrograde signaling pathway that affects alternative splicing of the RS31 gene in plants. It uses a reporter construct to isolate mutants that influence splicing outcomes.
By analyzing the structure of eukaryotic genes it is possible to identify two different sequence types: those that are present in the mature transcript or mRNA, called exons, and those that are not present, called introns. RNA sequences which define exon/intron boundaries, spliceosome components, and splicing factors are represented among all eukaryotes.
Besides these similarities there are some differences as intron/exon size, and the number of genes coding serine/arginine -rich (SR) proteins (…
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