What is mRNA? A. a DNA sequence at the start of a gene B. an RNA segment that does not code for proteins C. an RNA copy of a DNA gene D. a DNA strand that cannot be transcribed

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What is mRNA?

A. a DNA sequence at the start of a gene

B. an RNA segment that does not code for proteins

C. an RNA copy of a DNA gene

D. a DNA strand that cannot be transcribed

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RNA copy of a DNA gene

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C. an RNA copy of a DNA gene

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