ALTERNATIVE SPLICING REGULATION IN PROGRAMMED CELL DEATH AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS

ALTERNATIVE SPLICING REGULATION IN PROGRAMMED CELL DEATH AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS

by QINGQING WANG

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Alternative splicing (AS) is a major source of biological diversity and a crucial determinant of cell fate and identity. Characterizing the role of AS regulatory networks in physiological and pathological processes remains challenging. The work presented here addresses this challenge using systems biology analyses of AS regulatory networks in programmed cell death and neurological disorders.

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