What is RNA Splicing? Separating the Signal From the Noise @YourekaScience

Uploaded June 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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Our DNA sequence encodes information to make proteins. However, this video reveals that the protein coding information in genes (exons) can be interrupted by non-coding information (introns) that needs to be removed by the process of RNA splicing. Find out what this means for our biology!

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