Primary RNA transcripts can be spliced differently so that the same primary transcript generated from a single gene can give rise to more than one kind of processed mRNA transcript and thus more than one kind of protein.

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Primary RNA transcripts can undergo alternative splicing, where different combinations of exons are included or excluded, producing different mRNA transcripts and therefore different proteins, even from the same gene.

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