what happens if a short length of the RNA is lost during transcription
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If you are talking about mRNA, then I would like to let you know that the basic function of mRNA (messenger RNA) is to serves as a template for protein synthesis. DNA is transcribed to form an mRNA, which in turn is translated to form protein. [Central dogma of molecular biology]. If a short stretch of mRNA is lost, the information will be lost along with that part, so the mRNA will not be able to serve as a template, and hence protein synthesis will not take place.
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Your question is not clear. Please recheck it and do get back to us.
If you are talking about mRNA, then I would like to let you know that the basic function of mRNA (messenger RNA) is to serves as a template for protein synthesis. DNA is transcribed to form an mRNA, which in turn is translated to form protein. [Central dogma of molecular biology]. If a short stretch of mRNA is lost, the information will be lost along with that part, so the mRNA will not be able to serve as a template, and hence protein synthesis will not take place.
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