Alternatively spliced microexons are present at abnormal levels in autism brains

January 26, 2015 Leave a comment 5,232 Views

from SFARI by Kate Yandell Small pieces of DNA within genes, dubbed ‘microexons,’ are abnormally regulated in people with autism, suggests a study of postmortem brains published 18 December in Cell1. These sequences, some as short as three nucleotides, moderate ...

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