**Question:**Which of the following processes degrades mRNA molecules after transcription if they have a sequence complementary to a small non-coding RNA?- **A.** RNA blocking- **B.** RNA interference- **C.** Post-translational modification- **D.** Alternative splicing**Explanation:**This question is testing knowledge about the process by which mRNA molecules are regulated and potentially degraded in the cell. Specifically, it addresses the role of small non-coding RNAs interacting with mRNA. Understanding these processes is crucial for grasping gene expression regulation.**Correct Answer:**- **B. RNA interference**

Introduction :- mRNA ( messenger RNA) is synthesized from dsDNA by the process of transcription with…

Which of the following processes degrades mRNA molecules after transcription if they have a sequence complementary to a small non-coding RNA? O A. RNA blocking B. RNA interference OC.post-translational modification O D. Alternative splicing

Which of the following processes degrades mRNA molecules after transcription if they have a sequence complementary to a small non-coding RNA? O A. RNA blocking B. RNA interference OC.post-translational modification O D. Alternative splicing

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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