Trypanosomes deal with these entities in a mechanism involving the SL molecule, and that mechanism typically involves BBP binding to these entities.
Trypanosomes deal with these entities in a mechanism involving the SL molecule, and that mechanism typically involves BBP binding to these entities. During their elimination, they associated with U6 and U2 particles, unlike the U12-mediated elimination of them seen in many mammals. They are typically flanked by GU and AG regions, and attachment of various small nuclear RNPs around these facilitates the formation of a lariat structure when phosphodiester bonds are generated between their ends in the spliceosome. That process removes these sequences to form mature RNA. For 10 points, name these non-coding regions within DNA.
Trypanosomes deal with these entities in a mechanism involving the SL molecule, and that mechanism typically involves BBP binding to these entities.
{introns} or {intragenic region} or {intervening sequence}