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Meanings of splicing in English

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A junction where two things (as paper or film or magnetic tape) have been joined together.

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Usage of splicing in English
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Growing points: Trans-splicing provides a promising avenue for developing novel therapeutic approaches.
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Some of them are responsible for dramatic changes in the splicing mechanism.
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Angiogenesis is an important process that is governed by alternative splicing mechanisms.
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However, the profound study of splicing profiling in PC is still elusive.
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The protein factor U2AF is an essential component required for pre-mRNA splicing.
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Regulation of tau exon 10 splicing plays an important role in tauopathy.
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Inteins are widespread self-splicing protein elements emerging as potential post-translational environmental sensors.
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Thus intramolecular hybrid structures of intron RNA are essential for RNA splicing.
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In plants, splicing of organellar group II introns involves numerous nucleus-encoded trans-factors.
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However, somatic tissues, particularly adult heads, also show evidence of sex-specific splicing.
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Mutations responsible for inherited disease may act by disrupting normal transcriptional splicing.
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These include several splicing factors for which knockdown generates mitotic spindle defects.
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Fact checkers say the video was faked by splicing together unrelated footage.
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Here, we review recent evidence that transcription and splicing are functionally coupled.
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Our results revealed an exonic splicing enhancer element located in exon 10.
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Mr. Monday is just splicing the main-brace with one of the rascals.
Homeward Bound; Or, the Chase: A Tale of the Sea
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Translations for splicing
Splicing through the time
Splicing across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare