Figure 1 illustrates a process that occurs in a certain group of organisms. Figure 1. Model of spliceosome activity Which of the following best predicts the importance of this process?Single choice
A
This process is common to all members of Eukarya and allows noncoding regions of RNA to be removed so that proteins with the correct amino acid sequence are produced.
B
This process is common to vertebrates and allows the production of large and complicated proteins.
C
This process is common to all organisms and is a conserved DNA repair mechanism.
D
This process is common to all members of Archaea and allows these organisms to survive harsh environments.
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A gene encodes a pre-mRNA with 5 exons and 4 introns. A mutation eliminates the 3’ splice site from intron 3. What exons would be found in the mRNA after splicing was completed?
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