Which of the following processes increases the number and diversity of translated proteins?
Which of the following processes increases the number and diversity of translated proteins?
Transcription
Replication
Translation
Splicing
Phosphorylation
Denaturation
Homework Answers
transcription: the process of producing RNA using DNA as the template
Replication: the process of producing new DNA strand using DNA as the template
translation:: the process of producing protein by the ribosome.
splicing: the process of removal of introns and joining of exons to get the mature mRNA in eukaryotes.
phosphorylation: the process of addition of phosphate group.
alternative splicing can occur, alternative splicing is the differential removal and addition of exons, so from a single gene, different mRNAs can be produced, that is from a single gene different proteins can be produced.
alternative splicing can increase the number and the variety of proteins so the answer is splicing.
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