Question

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Since, during transcription RNA codes for the coding strand only then why are there introns in mRNA in eukaryotes????????

Answer 1

Intron is essential for coding of proteins and hence it is present in the mRNA of Eukaryotes

Step-by-step explanation:

Intron are important for coding proteins. In eukaryotic cell, the mRNA has introns and these introns are removed by encoding proteins from mRNA with a right sequence. Thus, introns are essential to encode DNA, RNA, protein etc, and they take partly important roles during encoding of mRNA to higher forms of molecules.