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Originally Posted by Bonburner
amusing past few pages of reads~
wbradley is mostly correct. The only thing off in his/her statements is that mRNA can have multiple ribosomes bound to the mRNA to have multiple translations (process of synthesizing proteins from mRNA) going off simultaneously. That being said most mRNA are very short lived and will be quickly digested by RNase.
I used to be proactive about weed whacking conspiracies, but I got jaded. And why do something that I'd get handsomely paid for on my free time ~
The less a person actually knows about a topic, the more annoyingly he/she tries to push his/her claims onto others.
relevant education/experience: BS (Bachelors of Science) in chem with biochem and membrane biochem courses, MS (Masters of Science) medical health sciences working on chemodrug design and synthesis, PharmD (doctor of pharmacy) ~
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So, what's a good way to whack this particular weed? All my queries have returned documents saying "take our word for it." mRNA doesn't enter the nucleus but perhaps some by-product does. I'm looking for a way to refute that.
If my approach is misguided, can you point me in the right direction?