Question

Why is rna splicing necessary in eukaryotes?

Answer 1

for transfer of genetic information it's necessary. .

Answer 2

ANSWER :-

RNA splicing is necessary in eukaryotes in because it is required for the removal of the introns.

Extra Information :-

• Splicing is defined as the process of removal of introns through cutting and joining of exons in a defined order.

• Introns are removed with the help of snRNPs.

• snRNPs are generally pronounced as "snups".

• The snRNPs are formed by the association of proteins with small nuclear RNAs (snRNAs).

• The ends of the adjacent exons are joined together by the help of "ligase" enzyme.