The exon–intron gene structure upstream of the initiation codon predicts translation efficiency

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@OtagoBiochemist Shout out to @SJW_Science , Torsten Kleffmann and @chris_21812 who have contributed to the preliminary work https://t.co/JqELcLSxHv

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RT @cslim_: That's right! The frequency of splice junctions in the 5'UTRs is a strong predictor of translation - stronger than that of upst…

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