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Messenger RNAs that contain no stop codons due to a frameshift mutation are eliminated by

Messenger RNAs that contain no stop codons due to a frameshift mutation are eliminated by
A) nonstop decay.
B) directed RNase activity.
C) nonsense-mediated decay.
D) error-mediated repair.
E) none of the above

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Becker's World of the Cell

Edition: 8^th

Authors: Hardin, Bertoni, Kleinsmith

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