(5 pts) The primary function of the poly A tail is which of the following? To...
- (5 pts) The primary function of the poly A tail is which of the following?
- To protect the coding sequence from cellular exonucleases
- To protect the coding sequence from mutation
- To facilitate export of the mRNA out of the nucleus
- To facilitate binding of ribosomal subunits for translation
- All of the above
Homework Answers
Answere : All the above given options are correct. So, option E is correct.
Explanation : Poly A tail is a sequence of 100 to 200 adenines which present at 3' end of mature mRNA. It has several functions such as -
-facilitatingThe export of mRNA to the cytoplasm
-protectingmRNA from enzymes(exonucleases)
-helping ribosomes(translation) attach to the 5' end etc.
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