Messenger ribonucleic acid, a molecule of RNA that carries the genetic information for producing proteins.
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- What is mRNA?
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- What is the difference between pre-mRNA and mRNA?
- How does pre mRNA become mRNA?
- How are pre-mRNA and mRNA alike?
- What attaches to mRNA and reads the mRNA?
- Where do you get mRNA?
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- pre-mRNA
- mRNA (abbreviation)
- monocistron
- Shine–Dalgarno sequence
- leader sequence
- codon
- open reading frame
- cap-binding protein (cell and molecular biology)
- polycistronic
- anticodon–codon interactions
- antisense nucleic acids
- exon
- polyribosome
- S1-mapping
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