RNA Interference I RNAi I siRNA I Small Interfering RNA I Post Transcriptional Mechanism

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Thanks a lot mam you really help me a lot, Can you please also provide the notes of this topic

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Best explanation 💫

[@ursarcastictruth]

There is difference between degradation and stoping translation. Meanwhile SiRNA just perform one function.

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SiRNA is single stranded mam,u shown its as double stranded

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[@-Priya-so6tm]

After methylation , dna tightly bound?????????

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Mam siRNA and miRNA dono ki process same hi h phir inme difference kya hota h , please aaj hi bta do 🥺 kal mera assignment h 🙏

[@pujatamrakar6057]

I think mi RNA already present in a cell (nucleus) but in the case of si RNA we will take it from outside the cell , please correct me any one if I am wrong

[@anujsingh-1470]

Mirna body m bnti h but sirna externally give

[@schoolbioresearch9853]

Mi RNA are endogenous (formed within the nucleus) and partially complements to target mRNA. Which cause mainly silencing /translational inhibition
While si RNA are exogenous mostly and binds completely itself to Target mRNA , Which leads to destruction of target mRNA.

[@bitto_098]

Yaa bilkul sahi kaha si rna khudke m rna ko destroy krta h cis splicing show krke or mi rna trans splicing show krta h​@@schoolbioresearch9853

[@priyankagupta8122]

Mirna Jo hn trans acting hn dusre gebe se partial complementary rkhte hn sirna Jo cis acting hn ye puri complementary rkhte hn jis gene ko inhibit krna hn and viral encoded hn

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Mam both si and mirna usually guide silencing of the same genetic loci from which they originate ?? I m ryt

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How sense strand can bind to mrna because both are sense

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siRNA is actually RNAs right ...is protein required for the synthesis ..of siRNA??.hope u reply ❤️

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on the basis of which character one strand act as a guide strand and which one is anti guide strand

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It's not about character. It's about the sequence of nucleotides.

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