Forced isoform switching of Neat1_1 to Neat1_2 leads to the loss of Neat1_1 and the hyperformation of paraspeckles but does not affect the development and growth of mice
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Forced isoform switching of Neat1_1 to Neat1_2 leads to the loss of Neat1_1 and the hyperformation of paraspeckles but does not affect the development and growth of mice
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RNA
Volume 26, Issue 3, Pages 251-264
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Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
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2019-12-11
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10.1261/rna.072587.119
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