One process affecting this substance uses the Pasha and Drosha proteins, creates a complex called RISC, and uses the Argonaute and Dicer enzymes for the cleavage and bypass pathways. That namesake "interference" silences this substance which makes up the hammerhead enzyme. Its introns are removed by splicing, two subunits of it exist in the ribosome, and it makes up a cloverleaf-shaped molecule with an anticodon region. It always contains uracil rather than thymine in its nucleotides. For 10 points, name this usually single-stranded molecule whose "messenger" form, fro
One process affecting this substance uses the Pasha and Drosha proteins, creates a complex called RISC, and uses the Argonaute and Dicer enzymes for the cleavage and bypass pathways. That namesake "interference" silences this substance which makes up the hammerhead enzyme. Its introns are removed by splicing, two subunits of it exist in the ribosome, and it makes up a cloverleaf-shaped molecule with an anticodon region. It always contains uracil rather than thymine in its nucleotides. For 10 points, name this usually single-stranded molecule whose "messenger" form, from which proteins are synthesized, is transcribed from and similar to DNA.
One process affecting this substance uses the Pasha and Drosha proteins, creates a complex called RISC, and uses the Argonaute and Dicer enzymes for the cleavage and bypass pathways.
RNA [accept ribonucleic acid; accept messenger RNA or mRNA until "hammerhead" is read]