In alternative splicing, the multiple exons of a gene can be joined in different combinations to produce distinct mRNAs and proteins from a single primary RNA transcript.
Textbook Reference: The Structure of Eukaryotic Genes, p. 194
In alternative splicing, the multiple exons of a gene can be joined in different combinations to produce distinct mRNAs and proteins from a single primary RNA transcript.
Textbook Reference: The Structure of Eukaryotic Genes, p. 194
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