Biology, asked by manish97, 1 year ago

does Rna splicing occur in prokaryotes?

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Answered by Sanjana09

no, RNA splitting takes place only in Eukaryotes as they have a true nucleus.
prokaryotes do not have a true nucleus so they do not undergo RNA splitting

Answered by aaryanshah2002

RNA stands for ribo nuclic acid
I don't think so that RNA splicing occurs in prokaryotes

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