A Conditional Role of U2AF in Splicing of Introns with Unconventional Polypyrimidine Tracts
Mol. Cell. Biol. Sridharan and Singh
27: 7334
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Fig. S1 (Sequences of the nda3.3, cgs2.1, and cam1.1 introns), S2 (RRM3 domain is important for splicing in vivo), S3 (Characterization of RRM3 ts mutant integrated in the genome), and S4 (Recombinant S. pombe U2AF59 and rrm3-ts proteins showed no detectable binding in vitro); supplemental text; and Table S1 (Sequences of the oligonucleotides or primers used in this study)
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