Question

differentiate between exon and intron in an unprocessed eukaryotic mRNA​

Answer 1

Answer:

Introns are limited to DNA and in the primary transcript or pre mRNA. As introns are the non-coding part, so they remain in the nucleus only after the splicing, on the other hand, exons move to the cytosol for protein synthesis after RNA splicing.

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

Introns are limited to DNA and in the primary transcript or pre mRNA. As introns are the non-coding part, so they remain in the nucleus only after the splicing, on the other hand, exons move to the cytosol for protein synthesis after RNA splicing

Hope this can help you

If so please follow........