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Which of the following types of RNA codes for a protein?a. dsRNAb. mRNAc. rRNAd. tRNAd. tRNA
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- dsRNA (double-stranded RNA) is used for silencing of gene expression and is found in viruses. It does not code for proteins. - rRNA (ribosomal RNA) is used in the creation of ribosomes. It does not code for proteins. - tRNA (transfer RNA) is used to transfer Show more…
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