Ah, splicing is like editing a long family story—introns are the rambling bits we cut out, and exons are the kept pieces stitched together. That edited story is your mRNA, and by splicing different exons, one gene can make many proteins. My software visualizes these patterns; it's why predicting protein variants is so tricky. Honestly, it reminds me of listening to aunties in my salon—the same person has a dozen different tales depending on the day and who's listening.
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