Post-transcriptional processing of all varieties of eukaryotic RNA occurs.

In the nucleus

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In the cytoplasm

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In the nucleus for some RNA and in the cytoplasm for other RNAs

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Before the RNA transcript separates from its complementary site on DNA

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Solution

The correct option is A In the nucleus
Post-Transcriptional RNA Processing. DNA transcription occurs in a cell's nucleus. The RNA that is synthesized in this process is then transferred to the cell's cytoplasm where it is translated into a protein. In prokaryotes, the RNA that is synthesized during DNA transcription is ready for translation into a protein.

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Assertion: DNA passes its genetic information to RNA via transcription.

	Prokaryotic transcription	Eukaryotic transcription
(a)	Transcriptional unit has only one gene	Transcriptional unit has one or more genes
(b)	Occurs in the cytoplasm	Occurs in the nucleus
(c)	A single RNA polymerase synthesises all the three types of RNA	The RNA polymerase I, II and III synthesise rRNA, mRNA and tRNA respectively
(d)	Coupled-transcription translation is the rule	Coupled transcription translation is notpossible

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