The following figure shows a screen shot  from the UCSC Genome Browser, focusing  on a region of the human genome encoding  a gene called MFAP3L. (Note hg38 refers to  version 38 of the human genome RefSeq) a. Describe in approximate terms the genomic  location of MFAP3L. b. Is the gene transcribed in the direction from  the centromere-to-telomere or from the  telomere-to-centromere? c. How many alternative splice forms of  MFAP3L mRNA are indicated by the data? d. How many different promoters for MFAP3L  are suggested by the data?

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