Divya Karavadi*
Alternative splicing (AS) is a typical posttranscriptional measure in eukaryotic creatures, by which numerous particular practical records are delivered from a solitary quality. The arrival of the human genome draft uncovered a lot more modest number of qualities than foreseen. In light of its possible job in extending protein variety, interest in elective grafting has been expanding throughout the most recent decade. Albeit ongoing examinations have shown that 94% human multiexon qualities go through AS, advancement of AS and in this way its likely part in utilitarian development in eukaryotic genomes remain generally neglected. Here we review available evidence regarding the evolution of AS prevalence and functional role.
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