Why Has the One Gene - One Polypeptide Hypothesis Had

question 62

Multiple Choice

Why has the One Gene - One Polypeptide hypothesis had to be modified?

• A)It was totally wrong.
• B)Genes can be spliced differently to generate a variety of related polypeptides.
• C)Enzymes sometimes consist of more than one polypeptide,each of which is coded for by its own gene.
• D)Enzymes actually code for genes.
• E)Polypeptides code for genes.

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