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One Gene one polypeptide hypothesis

Why the theory of one gene one polypeptide becomes obsolete?

A) A gene does not code for protein B) one gene code for multiple proteins through alternative splicing C) a polypeptide is coded by multiple genes D) All of the above

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updated by Ram Ram • written by anasjamshed anasjamshed

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Pure molecular biology question.

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written by h.mon h.mon

Are you posting right from your exam? A) Yes B) I took my mobile to the bathroom C) I know, I shouldn't cheat like that but I don't care if I annoy everyone on Biostars D) all of the above. Hint: it is D)

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written by Michael Dondrup Michael Dondrup

no sir this is my previous exam question which is confusing me so I asked here

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updated by Ram Ram • written by anasjamshed anasjamshed

Uhh, then I am very sorry, but you must admit it looked a bit like that .... Seriously are you kidding me? Don't post unrelated exam questions.

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written by Michael Dondrup Michael Dondrup

yes but my according to my thinking the answer of this question is d but my teacher incorrect my answer in exam. so I am very afraid

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updated by Ram Ram • written by anasjamshed anasjamshed

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