Regular articleA Splice Variant of Arrestin from Human Retina
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2013, Progress in Molecular Biology and Translational ScienceCitation Excerpt :This arrestin1 variant was demonstrated to be a truncated version of full-length arrestin, formed by replacement of the final exon that coded for 35 amino acids of the arrestin1 C-terminus with an alternative exon that coded for a single alanine residue.29 Investigations in other species showed that splice variants of arrestin1 could also be identified in mouse and human retinas,30,31 although the variation occurred at different splicing sites, resulting in different polypeptides. In all cases, however, the splice variants are present in the retina at approximately 5–10% of the amount of the full-length arrestin1.
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