The correct option is C adenylate, 3'-end
After transcription (RNA synthesis from a DNA sequence), the precursor of messenger RNA (mRNA) called heterogenous nuclear RNA (hnRNA) undergoes modifications. One such modification is called tailing. In tailing, adenylate residues (200−300) are added at 3'-end without any requirement of template. After modification, this fully processed hnRNA is now termed mRNA. It is then transported out of the nucleus for translation (protein synthesis from mRNA).