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How do translation and transcription differ?
  1.Translation occurs in the nucleus, while transcription takes place in the cytoplasm.
  2.Translation involves mRNA, but transcription does not.
  3.Transcription involves a promoter, while translation begins with a start codon.
  4.mRNA is produced by transcription, but tRNA is not.

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At what point are introns removed?
   
  1.When the DNA is replicated.
  2.Before the mRNA leaves the nucleus.
  3.As the mRNA is being transcribed.
  4.As the mRNA is being translated.
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Thank you soooo very much, it was really helpful and kind of you to answer my q's
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