The Dicer enzyme is used to create fragments of these molecules that control the activeness of genes in a process known as these molecules' interference.
The Dicer enzyme is used to create fragments of these molecules that control the activeness of genes in a process known as these molecules' interference. Okizaki fragments are added onto short strands of these molecules known as primers. Cloverleaf-shaped ones of these molecules carry an anticodon loop, while operons control the production of messenger types of these molecules that are translated by ribosomes. FTP, name these molecules with r-, t- and m- varieties, long strands of nucleotides that use uracil rather than thymine as a base.
The Dicer enzyme is used to create fragments of these molecules that control the activeness of genes in a process known as these molecules' interference.
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