The phrase "are produced from one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the origin or source of something, particularly in scientific or technical writing.
Example: "These compounds are produced from one primary ingredient, which is essential for their formation."
Alternatives: "are derived from one" or "are generated from one".
Via alternative splicing (AS) different mRNA isoforms are produced from one single gene.
Pre-miRNAs are further cleaved, and mature microRNAs are produced from one or both arms of the hairpin.
Because multiple products [ethanol, biodiesel, and distiller's grain with solubles (DGS)] are produced from one feedstock (corn), however, a careful co-product treatment approach is required to accurately estimate GHG intensities of both ethanol and corn oil biodiesel and to avoid double counting of benefits associated with corn oil biodiesel production.
The process is repeated, and multiple RNA transcripts are produced from one gene.
PSSF is the best process configuration based on ethanol yield and on volume of ethanol that can be produced from one tone of sugarcane bagasse.
Millions of new virus particles, each potentially capable of infecting other cells, can be produced from one infected CD4-positive cell.
Using symmetry considerations and group theory, it has been demonstrated that these orientations can be understood as the lowest energy configurations which can be produced from one single orientation formed at high temperature between βZr and ZrB2.
Potentially, multiple different proteins could be produced from one mRNA and this has been experimentally confirmed for some transcripts (20, 32).
This is also exemplified by yield measurements: 97% more biomass is produced from one mole of H2 in T. kivui compared to M. thermoacetica [ 34].
Several peptides can be produced from one prohormone gene and, using our whole-genome prohormone gene predictions, we often annotated multiple peptides as belonging to the same gene.
