Retroviruses such as HIV are named for their ability to perform this process in (*) reverse.
The remolding action of polycomb proteins prevents this process and the homeodomain is found in "factors" of it. This process often ends with the addition of a poly(A) tail. The removal of exons, in a process called splicing, also occurs at the end of this process. Retroviruses such as HIV are named for their ability to perform this process in (*) reverse. The product of this process is subsequently shipped off to the ribosome. For 10 points, name this biological process in which a DNA sequence is used to create a sequence of messenger RNA.
The remolding action of polycomb proteins prevents this process and the homeodomain is found in "factors" of it.
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