RNA Processing: Splicing Mechanisms

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This lecture covers the process of RNA splicing in eukaryotes, including the transcription of DNA to RNA, removal of introns, and splicing of exons to form mature mRNA. It also explains the export of fully spliced RNA to the cytoplasm for translation.

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