Put the following stages/steps of gene expression in the correct order: protein processing, transcription, translation, RNA transport, splicing transcription, translation, RNA transport, splicing, protein processing. transcription, RNA transport, splicing, protein processing, translation. translation, transcription, RNA transport, splicing, protein processing. transcription, splicing, RNA transport, translation, protein processing. protein processing, translation, transcription, RNA transport, splicing.
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