2. The diagram below is of a pre-mRNA. pre-mRNA: Exon 1-Intron 1-Exon 2-Intron 2-Exon 3-Intron 3-Exon...

 

Transcribed Image Text:

2. The diagram below is of a pre-mRNA. pre-mRNA: Exon 1-Intron 1-Exon 2-Intron 2-Exon 3-Intron 3-Exon 4 A. Which of the following represents a possible mature mRNA (circle all that apply)? a. Exon 1-Intron 1-Exon 3-Intron 3-Exon 4 b. Intron 1-Intron 2-Intron 3 c. Exon 1-Exon 2-Exon 3-Exon 4 d. Exon 1-Exon 2-Exon 4 e. Intron 1-Intron 3 f. Exon 1-Intron 1-Exon 2-Intron 2 g. Intron 3-Intron 2-Intron 1 h. Exon 1-Intron 1-Exon 2-Intron 2-Exon 3-Intron 3-Exon 4 i. Exon 1-Exon 3-Exon 4 j. Exon 1-Exon 3-Exon 4-Exon 2 B. If each exon was 30 base pairs (bp) long, what is the longest possible mRNA that can be generated? 2. The diagram below is of a pre-mRNA. pre-mRNA: Exon 1-Intron 1-Exon 2-Intron 2-Exon 3-Intron 3-Exon 4 A. Which of the following represents a possible mature mRNA (circle all that apply)? a. Exon 1-Intron 1-Exon 3-Intron 3-Exon 4 b. Intron 1-Intron 2-Intron 3 c. Exon 1-Exon 2-Exon 3-Exon 4 d. Exon 1-Exon 2-Exon 4 e. Intron 1-Intron 3 f. Exon 1-Intron 1-Exon 2-Intron 2 g. Intron 3-Intron 2-Intron 1 h. Exon 1-Intron 1-Exon 2-Intron 2-Exon 3-Intron 3-Exon 4 i. Exon 1-Exon 3-Exon 4 j. Exon 1-Exon 3-Exon 4-Exon 2 B. If each exon was 30 base pairs (bp) long, what is the longest possible mRNA that can be generated?

Answer rating: 100% (QA)

As a quick review gene expression the reading out of a gene to make a protein o... View the full answer