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If an RNA Does Not Normally Code for a Protein

Question 21

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If an RNA does not normally code for a protein, then

A) it is mature mRNA.
B) the RNA is pre-mRNA.
C) it is probably tRNA or rRNA
D) the RNA is a lipid.

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