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Ski complex
The Ski complex (or Superkiller Complex) is a multi-protein complex found in many organisms including humans and yeast. In yeast, it is involved in the 3' end degradation of messenger RNAs. The Ski genes were first discovered due to mutations in yeast that led to an excessive expression of killer toxin.
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The Ski complex (or Superkiller Complex) is a multi-protein complex found in many organisms including humans and yeast. In yeast, it is involved in the 3' end degradation of messenger RNAs. The Ski genes were first discovered due to mutations in yeast that led to an excessive expression of killer toxin.
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