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From: Is there any intron sliding in mammals?

Fig. 1

Possible changes of exon–intron boundaries over equal (a, b) and non-equal (c) distances found in genome pairwise alignments. a Intron sliding in SSPO homologous genes (Ensembl transcript ids human ENST00000378016, mouse ENSMUST00000169350, rat ENSRNOT00000035906, dog ENSCAFT00000007296, cat ENSFCAT00000024510, cow NM_174706, pig ENSSSCT00000045656; human* is an alternative SSPO transcript ENST00000475488 with unslided intron); b intron sliding in IGSF5 gene (human ENST00000380588, green monkey ENSCSAT00000006363.1); c intron border shifting over non-equal distances in DEFB133/Defb49 genes (human ENST00000398721, rat ENSRNOT00000060805)

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