This molecule can assume a complex structure known as a pseudoknot when two stem loops are intertwined.
This molecule can assume a complex structure known as a pseudoknot when two stem loops are intertwined. One pathway involving this molecule sees it become incorporated into the RISC complex after this molecule is cut by the Dicer enzyme. That pathway silences gene expression and is called this molecule's namesake interference. Introns are removed from this molecule in a process called splicing, which occurs inside the cell nucleus after transcription. For 10 points, name this molecule involved in protein synthesis which has a "messenger" type, a single stranded nucleic acid contrasted with DNA.
This molecule can assume a complex structure known as a pseudoknot when two stem loops are intertwined.
RNA [or ribonucleic acid, accept DNA before "RISC"]