Alternative splicing allows a single gene to produce multiple proteins by joining its exons in varying combinations.
A gene can code for more than one protein by splicing exons togehter in a variety of different mRNAs <div>Ex: ABCDEF becomes</div><div>ACE, FAB, or DCA</div>
| Front | What is alternative splicing of RNA? |
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| Back | A gene can code for more than one protein by splicing exons togehter in a variety of different mRNAs Ex: ABCDEF becomes ACE, FAB, or DCA |
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