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    What Is One Cause for the 21,000 Protein Encoding Sequences
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What Is One Cause for the 21,000 Protein Encoding Sequences

Question 15

Question 15

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What is one cause for the 21,000 protein encoding sequences in the human genome producing between 200,000 and 1 million different proteins?


A) CNVs
B) CRISPR- Cas systems
C) restriction enzymes
D) alternative splicing
E) SNPs

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