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  • 5' capping in m-RNA in eukaryotes is required for
Multiple choice

5' capping in m-RNA in eukaryotes is required for

  1. initiation of transcription

  2. initiation of translation

  3. initiation of replication

  4. removal of intron

  5. binding of exons together

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Explanation

5' capping protects messenger RNA and provides stability, which is able to undergo translation.

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