SOLVED:Alternative splicing is a common mechanism for eukaryotes to expand their repertoire of gene functions. Studies by Xu and colleagues (2002. Nuc. Acids Res. 30: 3754-3766) indicate that approximately 50 percent of human genes use alternative splicing, and approximately 15 percent of disease-causing mutations involve aberrant alternative splicing. Different tissues show remarkably different frequencies of alternative splicing, with the brain accounting for approximately 18 percent of such e

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