@Jeff_Mold https://t.co/WF6nTZREDU A sentence in the results section states, " Different introns were preferentially retained in specific cancer types, although a small subset of introns enriched for genes encoding RNA splicing and export factors exhibited
@BettinaRyll @mwmcelroy @fredhutch @Sabinwiki It's an important question that we only partially understand. Splicing is very dysregulated in most cancers (e.g., https://t.co/tN34KnaAWW), and so cancers may be inherently susceptible to further splicing pert
Widespread intron retention diversifies most cancer transcriptomes. http://t.co/9sgkBtESAo
Widespread intron retention diversifies most cancer transcriptomes. http://t.co/9sgkBtESAo