The Conserved Adenine Nucleotide in Introns Serves as The

question 48

Multiple Choice

The conserved adenine nucleotide in introns serves as the:

• A)site for intron recognition for the spliceosome.
• B)branch point for the formation of the intronic "lariat."
• C)key point for ribosome assembly and initiation of translation.
• D)initial site of intronic RNA digestion and removal.
• E)molecular signal for RNA splicing.

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