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Intronic RNA of yeast <i>RPL22</i> paralogs acts as an allosteric switch
Ribosomal proteins, because of their RNA-binding capacity, may engage various cellular RNAs and fulfill non-ribosomal roles. Previously, we and others described the intergenic regulation mediated by splicing of RPL22 paralogs in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Here, we prepared a panel of RPL22A/B intron
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