How could alternative splicing allow two different species with the same number

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How could alternative splicing allow two different species with the same number of genes to produce vastly different numbers of proteins? See Section 19.4 One species could produce many different proteins from each of the mRNAs while another produces only one or a few. One species may only translate a minority of their mRNAs into proteins while another species translates all mRNAs into proteins. One species could produce many different mRNA from each of their genes while another only produces one or a few. One species could express only a few of their genes as proteins while another species could express all their genes as proteins.

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Answer:b)one species may translate a minority of their mRNAs in to proteins while another species translates all m-Rnas in to proteins..

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