In the context of an explanation of how human growth occurs, a student is explaining to a colleague the necessity and roles of different types of RNA in protein synthesis. Which type of RNA is a result of the process of transcription?

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Anna Mcgrath

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2 March, 17:58

In the context of an explanation of how human growth occurs, a student is explaining to a colleague the necessity and roles of different types of RNA in protein synthesis. Which type of RNA is a result of the process of transcription?

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Vanessa · Answer 1

Messenger RNA

Explanation:

Messenger RNA results from the breakage and recombining of DNA strands that is known as transcription

Transcription always starts at a specific site called promoter Promoter are specific sites on DNA where RNA Polymerase binds and initiates transcription Synthesis of RNA occurs in 5'-3' direction and continuous Only a strand of DNA act as template, template is also known as antisense strand or non coding strand The complementary strand is the sense strand or the coding strand Only a small segment of DNA is transcribed at a time generally called gene