Large-scale analysis of transcript data reveals thousands of recursive splicing events in human introns
Recursive splicing (RS) is a process in which an intron is removed from a nascent RNA molecule in two or more splicing events rather than one. We introduce a novel approach for detecting recursive splice sites (RSSs), the intronic loci at which RS events occur, based on alignment of total RNA-seq data to short, customized "target" sequences. We applied this approach to a data set from a recent…
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