Multiple Choice
Which of the following does not occur during the processing of eukaryotic mRNA?
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15. Gene Expression
Eukaryotic RNA Processing and Splicing
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Which regions of eukaryotic mRNA are translated into proteins?
A
Enhancers
B
Introns
C
Exons
D
Promoters
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Understand that eukaryotic mRNA is composed of different regions, including exons and introns.
Recognize that exons are the coding regions of mRNA that are expressed and translated into proteins.
Identify that introns are non-coding regions that are removed during RNA processing and are not translated into proteins.
Note that enhancers and promoters are regulatory DNA sequences that influence gene expression but are not part of the mRNA sequence that gets translated.
Conclude that exons are the regions of eukaryotic mRNA that are translated into proteins, as they contain the actual genetic code for protein synthesis.
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