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GREYUIT [131]
3 years ago
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Two different mature mRNA transcripts are produced from this gene, one is approximately 2000 nucleotides long, the other is appr

oximately 3000 nucleotides long. Explain how two different transcripts can be produced from this gene. Explain your reasoning. Be specific as to how these mature mRNA transcripts came about
Biology
1 answer:
klemol [59]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Alternative splicing explains how it works

Explanation:

Two different transcripts can be produced from one single gene according to the nature of exons and introns of every transcript, which means that a group of exons will form the future mRNA molecule. The nature of this phenomenon is based on the function and local that every transcript will act. These mRNA transcripts are the result of how the RNA polymerase and transcription factors interacts with DNA molecule and therefore selects the number and the size of the exons and introns of each mature mRNA transcript.

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