Messenger RNA:

a. is the type of RNA that turns over most quickly in the cell.

b. in eukaryotes has a 5' cap added during posttranscriptional modification.

c. is the most abundant form of RNA.

d. is found only in the cytoplasm.

e. in all cells is initially formed as a large precurs

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Biology

Donavan Hays

12 January, 16:27

Messenger RNA:

a. is the type of RNA that turns over most quickly in the cell.

b. in eukaryotes has a 5' cap added during posttranscriptional modification.

c. is the most abundant form of RNA.

d. is found only in the cytoplasm.

e. in all cells is initially formed as a large precurs

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Kaydence Clay · Answer 1

Answer: option B

Explanation: the RNA formed from the DNA after transcription in eukaryotes is the premRNA which undergoes some posttranscriptional modifications such as splicing, addition of the 5' cap and addition of poly A tail at the 3' end to give rise to the mRNA after transcription.

Messenger RNA:a. is the type of RNA that turns over most quickly in the cell.b. in eukaryotes has a 5' cap added during posttranscriptional modification.c. is the most abundant form of RNA.d. is found only in the cytoplasm.e. in all cells is initially formed as a large precurs

Messenger RNA:

a. is the type of RNA that turns over most quickly in the cell.

b. in eukaryotes has a 5' cap added during posttranscriptional modification.

c. is the most abundant form of RNA.

d. is found only in the cytoplasm.

e. in all cells is initially formed as a large precurs