Ewan Gene
ODABODA
A model of how DNA is organized to form genes is shown here. What likely explains how DNA within a single gene
can create multiple phenotypes within the same organism that contains the same genome in each cell?
A)
B)
Differential timing of when genes are expressed can produce different
phenotypes
Differential splicing of exons after intro removal can produce multiple
phenotypes
Different numbers of genes within the DNA molecule can exist within the
same organism
Varying quantities of DNA in each cell results in multiple phenotypes from
the same genome
Different organelles can be used to translate the same gene region, which
results in unique proteins and phenotypes.
D)
E)