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Dictionary » P » Precursor mRNA Precursor mRNADefinition noun An immature or incompletely processed mRNA molecule in eukaryotes originated from primary transcript (hnRNA) in the nucleus and need to be processed before it becomes a fully functional mature mRNA for transport into the cytoplasm.
The precursor mRNA is the initial form of mRNA in eukaryotes. It is formed by transcribing the genetic information from DNA molecule. Before it is moved into the cytoplasm for translation at the ribosomal site, the precursor mRNA undergoes extensive processing within the nucleus.
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Results from our forumThe Fiber Disease... form of human RGR in retina is predicted by alternative splicing of its precursor mRNA. This RGR variant results from the alternative use of an internal acceptor splice site ...
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The Fiber Disease... form of human RGR in retina is predicted by alternative splicing of its precursor mRNA. This RGR variant results from the alternative use of an internal acceptor splice site ...
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The Fiber Disease... glyoxal oxidase-related, contains similarity to glyoxal oxidase precursor (Phanerochaete chrysosporium) gi|1050302|gb|AAA87594 AT5G19570.1 ... "Function Code:10.02 - Metabolism of Macromolecules,Transcription--mRNA synthesis and modification (includes regulators" PRODUCT="DNA ...
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20 Amino Acids... between them. Figure: the genetic code. The code is here expressed for mRNA. Each triplet encodes one amino acid (notice three triplets are "stop" ... regulation of the circadian sleep-wake cycle.) adrenalin (phenylalanine precursor)-- neurotransmitters L-thyroxine is a thyroid hormone ...
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