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Alternative Splicing: From RNA to Protein

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This lecture covers alternative splicing, a regulated process occurring during and after transcription where introns are excluded and exons are joined to form mRNA. It explores how a single gene can produce multiple proteins, enhancing the human genome's protein synthesis capacity.

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Genetics: Molecular genetics, Genomics

Cell biology: Protein biosynthesis

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