Splice Acceptor Consensus in Rice EPSPS and Mammalian Intron/Exon Borders

Dec 08, 2025

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This study explores the splice acceptor consensus sequences and the intron/exon borders in the rice EPSPS gene, drawing comparisons to mammalian systems. It references the work of Schuler (2008), highlighting the consensus patterns, such as GCAG, G.YAG, and G.TCAG, among others. Supplementary Figure 10 illustrates these splice acceptor consensuses, providing insights into the genetic structure and regulatory mechanisms in plants and mammals. Understanding these sequences is crucial for advancing genetic modification and biotechnological applications in agriculture.

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Splice Acceptor Consensus in Rice EPSPS and Mammalian Intron/Exon Borders

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splice acceptor consensus suggested by Schuler (2008) (in plants) GCAG/G YAG/G TTAG/G TCAG/T ACAG/G ACAG/A ACAG/G ACAG/T CCAG/C (in mammals) intron/exon border in rice epsps Supplementary Figure 10 The splice acceptor consensuses and the intron/exon border of rice epsps.