The removal of sections of RNA, called introns, occur at which regulation step in eukaryotic cells?(1 point)

Question

Responses which answer is correct and why

chromatin remodeling
chromatin remodeling

post-translation
post-translation

RNA processing
RNA processing

mRNA life span

Answer 1

The correct answer is RNA processing.

Explanation: In eukaryotic cells, RNA processing occurs after transcription and is an essential step in the maturation of mRNA. During this process, introns (non-coding regions of the RNA) are removed, and exons (coding sequences) are spliced together to form the final messenger RNA (mRNA) molecule. This mature mRNA can then be translated into protein. Therefore, the removal of introns is a key aspect of RNA processing.