Isoforms are
A) technologies that sequence DNA at very low temperatures.
B) different types of RNA molecules.
C) different versions of proteins that reflect different exon combinations.
D) the patterns of acetyls, phosphates, and methyl groups that bind to a particular gene.
E) the patterns of microRNAs that bind to a particular mRNA molecule.

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Isoforms are different versions of proteins that are created by alternative splicing of exons during RNA processing. This results in different combinations of exons being included in the final protein product.

Isoforms Are