exons's Usage Examples:

It appears that about 5% of alternatively spliced internal exons in the human genome originate in an Alu sequence.

It also appears that there is a highly similar mouse homologue to that gene, however containing a few extra exons.

The detailed view at the bottom reveals that the FOXP2 gene contains a number of very small exons and one very large intron.

The mixes can be used to amplify all exons stated in the tables provided.

Next 4 exons are for the glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase gene.

If its genomic position is known how many exons does it have, what are the flanking markers and the genomic environment.

It includes 486 amino acids, encoded by three exons.

Highly conserved features, such as coding exons or repeats should be masked to reduce the number of false positive hits.

Some defects are similar to those seen in OI but others have been point mutations causing aberrant splicing of one or more exons.

Except for lacking exons, these pseudogenes contained several nucleotide substitutions, insertions and deletions.

encoded by three exons.

mutation in exons 20 to 24 and their flanking introns were found in any of the 35 patients.

Often, a single gene can encode several different mRNA transcripts, caused by the cell- or tissue-specific combination of different exons.

Synonyms:

DNA, desoxyribonucleic acid, coding DNA, deoxyribonucleic acid,

Antonyms:

intron, noncoding DNA, DNA, desoxyribonucleic acid, deoxyribonucleic acid,