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Gemin function in small nuclear RNP biogenesis and Spinal Muscular Atrophy

Shpargel, 2006

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Shpargel K
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The heart of genetics research lies in gaining knowledge and understanding of the effects that gene alterations have on human health and development. Ultimately, a thorough analysis of genetic diseases spanning from mutation identification to protein function will …
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