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    Alternative Splicing in Humans Is Generally Regulated by Binding Between
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Alternative Splicing in Humans Is Generally Regulated by Binding Between

Question 153

Question 153

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Alternative splicing in humans is generally regulated by binding between


A) DNA and proteins.
B) DNA and RNA.
C) DNA and sugars.
D) RNA and proteins.
E) RNA and sugars.

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