What is mRNA? A. a snippet of the nuclear envelope B. a transcript of information from the ER C. a piece of DNA that has broken off D. a transcript of information from DNA

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What is mRNA?

A. a snippet of the nuclear envelope
B. a transcript of information from the ER C. a piece of DNA that has broken off
D. a transcript of information from DNA

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Step-by-step explanation:

mRNA is gotten from the transcription of DNA molecules that form the Euchromatin.

Kishan Chauhan answered Jan 31, 2023

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