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The Binding of SnRNPs to Consensus Sequences Is Necessary for

Question 68

Question 68

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The binding of snRNPs to consensus sequences is necessary for


A) gene duplication.
B) the addition of a poly A tail.
C) capping an hnRNA.
D) RNA splicing.
E) transcription.

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