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. 2014 Dec 15;25(25):4024–4033. doi: 10.1091/mbc.E14-06-1167

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FIGURE 1: — The human NT5E gene is regulated by alternative splicing. (A) Species comparison of the number of NT5E predicted transcripts using the Ensembl database. (B) Human NT5E has five splice variants, all predicted to be protein coding (bp, base pairs; aa, amino acids), but only two are annotated by CCDS. (C) The CCDS-validated transcripts NT5E-001 (NT5E-1) and NT5E-201 (NT5E-2), which differ with respect to the presence of exon 7 (arrow) in NT5E-1, are shown schematically.