The Phenomenon in Which RNA Molecules in a Cell Are

question 48

Multiple Choice

The phenomenon in which RNA molecules in a cell are destroyed if they have a sequence complementary to an introduced double-stranded RNA is called

• A) RNA interference.
• B) RNA obstruction.
• C) RNA blocking.
• D) RNA targeting.
• E) RNA disposal.

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Definitions:

Fat Client

A computer in a client-server architecture that performs the bulk of data processing operations itself, rather than relying on a server.

Thin Client

A computer that relies heavily on another system (its server) to perform its computational roles and applications, characterized by its minimal local storage and computational requirements.

Hardware

The physical components of a computer system, such as the CPU, hard drive, and RAM, necessary for the operation of software.

Secondary Storage

Non-volatile storage that is not directly accessible by the computer's CPU, used for storing data long-term.