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A eukaryotic gene is observed to make multiple forms of a protein. How can one eukaryotic gene produce multiple products in the same cell
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A eukaryotic gene is observed to make multiple forms of a protein. How can one eukaryotic gene produce multiple products in the same cell
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Alternative splicing sites can lead to the production of two different mature mRNAs from the same gene, resulting in slightly different proteins:)
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