Mutations at the 3′ splice site can be suppressed by compensatory base changes in U1 snRNA in fission yeast
Authors:
- Roger W. VanHoyRVRoger W. VanHoy
- Gregory L. PorterGPGregory L. Porter
- Jo Ann WiseJWJo Ann Wise
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Funding Information
- National Institutes of Health
- Presbyterian Historical Society
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