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What happens to the mRNA after transcription? * 0 A) It dissolves into the cytoplasm B) It attaches to the RNA polymerase C) it remains within the nucleus ready for translation D) it leaves the cell through
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What happens to the mRNA after transcription? *

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A) It dissolves into the cytoplasm
B) It attaches to the RNA polymerase
C) it remains within the nucleus ready for translation
D) it leaves the cell through the pores in the cell membrane
E) It leaves the nucleus through the pores in the nuclear membrane

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B. it attaches to the RNA polymerase

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