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Lipofected mRNAs are spliced in Human cells

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Current strategies for therapeutic use of mRNAs and for testing the function of specific mRNA isoforms assumes that transfected mRNAs are not further processed by cellular splicing machinery.

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Here we show that lipofected mRNAs can be spliced in human cells, utilizing canonical splice donor and acceptor sites and this is suppressed by spliceosome inhibition. This post-transcriptional splicing has important strategic implications for the use of transfected mRNAs in experiments and therapies.

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