CSHL Study Finds Gene Splicing Marks Genomic Landscape

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CSHL Study Finds Gene Splicing Marks Genomic Landscape

Apr 09, 2008

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – Genetic signals that govern gene splicing are under selective evolutionary pressure and are not the product of neutral evolution, new research suggests.

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