In brain tissue, alternative splicing in humans is _______ frequent than it is in chimpanzees, allowing for _______ different proteins per gene in humans than in chimpanzees.
A) more; more
B) more; fewer
C) much less; more
D) somewhat less; more
E) less; fewer

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Alternative splicing is more frequent in human brain tissue compared to chimpanzees, which allows for the production of more different proteins per gene in humans than in chimpanzees. This contributes to the complexity and functionality of the human brain.

In Brain Tissue, Alternative Splicing in Humans Is _______ Frequent