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RNA splicing is a fundamental mechanism in molecular biology in which segments of messenger RNAs (mRNAs) are either retained or cut-out from the final transcript in a context dependent manner. The ability to selectively include or exclude portions of an mRNA allows the production of multiple mRNAs and hence multiple proteins from a single gene. 

Founded by world-renowned computational and experimental RNA biologists, Panorama Medicine's proprietary platforms integrate genomics, drug screening, big data, and artificial intelligence to develop therapeutic interventions for RNA splicing defects in a wide variety of diseases.