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What is the process called when DNA is copied to RNA? where in the cell does this take place?
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What is the process called when DNA is copied to RNA? where in the cell does this take place?

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The process is called Transcription (mRNA) which is messenger RNA. It occurs in the nucleus of the cell. However, after being copied the RNA leaves the nucleus. Hope it helps.

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