0 present participle of splice --
1 to join two pieces of rope, film, etc. together at their ends in order to form one long piece: --
Scientists have discovered how to splice pieces of DNA.
Identification of a transcript formed by trans splicing.
Thus, four different major protein isoforms result from the two major alternative splicing events.
Genotypes that express lesser amounts of splicing factors possess more incorrectly spliced transcripts.
Besides, it was a more suitable medium for splicing and editing.
The usual approximation of lubrication theory represents bearing films by splicing together a series of fullydeveloped flows of the kind studied here.
Hormonally regulated expression and alternative splicing of kit ligand may regulate kit-induced inhibition of meiosis in rat oocytes.
Selective constraint in introns is at least partially due to their functioning in splicing, because it was generally higher at their edges (data not reported).
These hypothetical genes are predicted based on coding potential, base composition and splicing predictions.
