Biology, asked by rajatjames, 10 months ago

How does ds RNA gain entry into eukaryotic cell to cause RNA interference?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

These genes when expressed inside host plant produces sense and anti-sense RNA strands, complementary to nematode's functional mRNA. This binding results in formation of double stranded RNA and inhibiting or silencing the translation of RNA specified. This process is called RNA interference.hope its helps....

Answered by dhruvinkachhadia
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Here is the Answer

dsRNA gain entry into eukaryotic cell either through:

(i) infection by virus having RNA genome or

(ii) mobile genetic elements (transposons) that replicate via an RNA intermediate.

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