one gene one enzyme
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
Dear all of the phds i request you to plz give the suitable answer of this question, this is my previous exam question in which i marked the option D but the teacher say me wrong Now i strongly believe that the answer should be D
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sir i only wants the answer of this mcq as i agree that d will be the right option
Biostar is not a replacement for a mol bio textbook. As a student you are supposed to figure this out yourself or ask in the right place. Like biology.stackexchange.com
Ask your teacher, who is correct.
i dont believe on my teacher he is not phD
He is nonetheless correct and didn't need a PhD to be so.
what is the purpose of biology stock exchange?
To provide a forum for pure biology questions.