Human protein X is encoded by human gene X. Gene X consists of 4 exons of...
Human protein X is encoded by human gene X. Gene X consists of 4 exons of 200 bp each, interspersed with introns of 1,000 bp each.
An mRNA cap will be found on ____________. (Pick all that apply.)
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the primary transcript |
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the mRNA |
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at least one of the lariats |
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the poly(A) tail. |
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exon 1 |
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all exons |
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some introns |
Homework Answers
The mature mRNA is about 800kb long Becasuse it contained only exons and poly A tail.
An mRNA cap will be found only on exon1. Beacuse only one Gpp cap bound at the 5'end of pre mRNA.
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