M. Falaleeva - Ubiquitously expressed C/D box snoRNAs regulate pre-mRNA alternative splicing

An episode of the ICGEB 3rd Post-EURASNET Symposium "RNA Alternative Splicing" podcast, hosted by ICGEB - Trieste, Italy, titled "M. Falaleeva - Ubiquitously expressed C/D box snoRNAs regulate pre-mRNA alternative splicing" was published on April 13, 2015 and runs 0 minutes.

April 13, 2015 ·0m · ICGEB 3rd Post-EURASNET Symposium "RNA Alternative Splicing"

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Marina Falaleeva, Kentucky University - U.S.A, speaks on "Ubiquitously expressed C/D box snoRNAs regulate pre-mRNA alternative splicing". ICGEB 3rd Post-EURASNET Symposium “RNA Alternative Splicing” This seminar has been recorded at Area Science Park Trieste by ICGEB Trieste

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