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Okay, so we're looking at alternative splicing here.
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So we should be familiar by this point with the process of transcription, which results in a template that will be translated into a protein.
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Now, through the process of transcription, we produce this template that then gets translated into this protein.
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Now, what sometimes happens is after transcription, through the process of translation, the machinery of the cell ends up having to skip over, splice, and join back together, different coding and non -coding regions.
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And sometimes it does that in slightly different ways, resulting in different isoforms, meaning very, very similar...