Explain Why Yeast Genes with a Single Intron Have Essentially

question 10

Multiple Choice

Explain why yeast genes with a single intron have essentially no alternative splicing.

• A) Yeast genes never have alternative splicing.
• B) Removal of a single intron leads to splicing of the poly-A tail which prevents further splicing.
• C) Methylation of the single intron prevents further splicing.
• D) Removal of a single intron only leads to one possible outcome for spliced mRNA.
• E) None of the above.

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