Research shows that spliceosomes from many distantly related fungal species are surprisingly similar to those found in human cells.
Dozens of splicing factors work together in human cells to remove introns from nascent RNA transcripts. A new study reveals that spliceosomes from many distantly related fungal species are surprisingly similar to those found in human cells.
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