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geri0108 geri0108
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Part C - Alternative RNA splicing
The diagram below shows a segment of DNA containing an imaginary gene (Z) and the primary RNA transcript that results from the transcription of gene Z. Exons are represented in green and introns are represented in blue. Look attachment file for the picture.

Which of the following choices represent mRNA molecules that could be produced from the primary RNA transcript by alternative RNA splicing? (In each choice, the yellow part on the left represents the 5' cap, and the yellow part on the right represents the poly-A tail.)
Select all that apply.
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Alternative RNA splicing produces different mRNA molecules from the same primary RNA transcript. During alternative RNA splicing, all introns are removed, and some exons may also be removed. The removal of different exons produces different mRNA molecules, which are then translated into different proteins. Alternative RNA splicing can greatly expand the number of proteins produced from the same gene.
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