isoform

[Anthony Tomlinson]

In article <NEWTNews.823553865.27535.mazzocco at cassiopea.cba.unige.it> ,
mazzocco at sirio.cba.unige.it writes:
>Hello! Is there anyone who can help me about the scietific meaning of 
>"ISOFORM"?. Thanks in advance. Katia Mazzocco


It's in Alberts!  Isoform = different gene products from a single gene,
eg. by RNA splicing.  Can anybody spell TEXTBOOK for me?

Anthony.