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What happens after mRNA leaves the nucleus? A. It is used to protect the cell membrane. B. Its sequence is decoded by the Golgi body. C. Its sequence is decoded by tRNA. D. It is used to produce ATP in
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What happens after mRNA

leaves the nucleus?
A. It is used to protect the cell membrane.
B. Its sequence is decoded by the Golgi body.
C. Its sequence is decoded by tRNA.
D. It is used to produce ATP in the
mitochondria.

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A. It is used to protect the cell membrane
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