Variations in Proteins Can Arise from a SINGLE Gene Using

question 24

Multiple Choice

Variations in proteins can arise from a SINGLE gene using

• A)alternative splicing.
• B)different alleles.
• C)duplication of genetic material during crossover.
• D)mobile elements or jumping genes.

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