Guide RNA dependent RNA editing

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The name of the enzyme is terminal ribonucleotide transferase because it is RNA and not deoxyribose which is found in DNA. In this case, uracil is added as the base to pair with Adenyl so the name of the enzyme is terminal uracil transferase.

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Please correct: UTP is added in RNA and not dUTP

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Thank u so much sir is guide rna type of editing occurs in prokaryates

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No RNA editing occurs in prokaryotes

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sir what is the main difference between RNA editing and Alternative splicing????

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Hey< Im looking for RDRP, as in mRNA being read the first 1/3 way through and that creates "Scissor tanks" then the rest of the mRNA is read the second time thoough

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[@uli87]

Quoted from Wikipedia:
Guide RNAs (aka gRNA) are the RNAs that guide the insertion or deletion of uridine residues into mitochondrial mRNAs in kinetoplastid protists in a process known as RNA editing.
I can't find anything online about gRNA in eukaryotes. Does this happen for each and every mRNA that is produced in cells?

[@strivedi3139]

g RNA editing found in mitochondria of trypanosomes( a unicellular protozoa) so in eukaryotic organism, and In CRISPR system cas9 with guide RNA used for desired modification eukaryotes .

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Please i have question . How to explain having diffrent size of deletion by using the same gRNA

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will guide RNA will also translate into proteins ?

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sir what is the function of dUTP

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Where is deletion?