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Exons and Introns
Dive into the intricate world of gene transcription with a focus on exons and introns. Explore how eukaryotic genes differ from prokaryotic ones and uncover the roles of exons, coding sequences, and introns, non-coding segments, in shaping gene expression. Delve into the structure of the human β-globin gene as a case study, unraveling its various…
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Post transcriptional processingÂ
Post-transcriptional processing refers to the set of modifications and events that occur to the RNA molecule after transcription, but before translation. These modifications are important for the stability, localization, and translation of the RNA molecule. Capping, polyadenylation, splicing, RNA editing, RNA localization, and RNA stability are all important aspects of post-transcriptional processing.
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