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Messenger Rna is at first derived from DNA during the processes collectively called transcription: after being produced and processed in the Nucleus they are transported to the cytoplasmic Ribosomes and the awaiting Cytoplasmic transfer Rnas.

{[If the cell that is being mentioned would be a eukaryote (those that belong under kingdoms animalia, plantae, fungi and protista), DNA would be in the nucleus. this means that the site of producing raw RNA is in the nucleus. certain processes would happen after transcription, wherein the cell is now able to produce the different types of RNA. for mRNA, it has a precursor mRNA called hnRNA. for hnRNA to become a mRNA, it requires excision of certain sequences so as to remove introns and to conjoin exons (introns and exons comprise the hnRNA). this process typically happens in the nucleus. once the mRNA has been produced, it migrates to the cytoplasm, wherein it conjoins with the ribosome for protein translation to occur. but translation won't proceed with only mRNA and ribosomes (made from rRNA).]} The tRNAs, which are the carriers of amino acids, are produced in, and are typically located in, the Cytoplasm.

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