mechanism of alternative expression isoforms between subspecies. array, have been used to detect alternative isoforms [23]. To date, on the basis of genome-wide analysis, about 60 % of human species under different environmental and/or development conditions. But insertion and deletion (indel) of subspecies may contribute to the generation of AS isoform diversity during evolution, leading to expanded populations of AS transcripts in Available online at www.sciencedirect.com Genomics 91 (2008) 1 ☆ Sequence data from this article have been deposited with the GenBank Data © 2007 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved
<div><p>At present we know that phenotypic differences between organisms arise from a variety of sou...
events frequently arise from the evolutionarily rapid loss or gain of exons from genomes (referred t...
Summary: Alternative splicing is an important mechanism involved in both health and disease. Recent ...
<p>Genes with differential isoform usage were categorized according to the differences in transcript...
Alternative splicing produces multiple isoforms from the same gene, thus increasing the number of tr...
Background: Although most genes in mammalian genomes have multiple isoforms, an ong...
Alternative splicing appears to be sciences' pessimist as nothing can reliably be identified alo...
Alternative splicing (AS) is one of the most important ways to enhance the functional diversity of g...
International audienceHost and environmental factors contribute to variation in human immune respons...
<p>Overlap graphs constructed from different groups of AS events. Each case consists of the isoforms...
[[abstract]]Recent genome-wide analysis of alternative splicing indicate that 40-60% of human genes ...
AbstractEstimates of the number of human genes that produce more than one transcript isoform through...
Motivation: Alternative splicing has the potential to generate a wide range of protein isoforms. For...
only contains a few known examples of AS, the potential complexity of mRNA isoforms generated by AS ...
The expressed sequence tag (EST) collection in dbEST provides an extensive resource for detecting al...
<div><p>At present we know that phenotypic differences between organisms arise from a variety of sou...
events frequently arise from the evolutionarily rapid loss or gain of exons from genomes (referred t...
Summary: Alternative splicing is an important mechanism involved in both health and disease. Recent ...
<p>Genes with differential isoform usage were categorized according to the differences in transcript...
Alternative splicing produces multiple isoforms from the same gene, thus increasing the number of tr...
Background: Although most genes in mammalian genomes have multiple isoforms, an ong...
Alternative splicing appears to be sciences' pessimist as nothing can reliably be identified alo...
Alternative splicing (AS) is one of the most important ways to enhance the functional diversity of g...
International audienceHost and environmental factors contribute to variation in human immune respons...
<p>Overlap graphs constructed from different groups of AS events. Each case consists of the isoforms...
[[abstract]]Recent genome-wide analysis of alternative splicing indicate that 40-60% of human genes ...
AbstractEstimates of the number of human genes that produce more than one transcript isoform through...
Motivation: Alternative splicing has the potential to generate a wide range of protein isoforms. For...
only contains a few known examples of AS, the potential complexity of mRNA isoforms generated by AS ...
The expressed sequence tag (EST) collection in dbEST provides an extensive resource for detecting al...
<div><p>At present we know that phenotypic differences between organisms arise from a variety of sou...
events frequently arise from the evolutionarily rapid loss or gain of exons from genomes (referred t...
Summary: Alternative splicing is an important mechanism involved in both health and disease. Recent ...