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Alternative Splicing of RNA Triplets Is Often Regulated and Accelerates Proteome Evolution

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Figure 1. Alternative splicing of tissue-specific NAGNAGs is highly conserved. (A) Short reads were aligned to the intron-proximal and intron-distal splice junctions of NAGNAG splicing events in order to estimate isoform ratios
Figure 2. Increased sequence conservation upstream of tissue- and developmentally-regulated NAGNAGs
Figure 3. Variation in 39 splice site features are associated with differences in NAGNAG splicing
Figure 5. NAGNAGs are associated with accelerated protein evolution at exon-exon boundaries

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