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Transcription and RNA Processing
ID #2053
I have a question about RNA processing. Does it include the removal of just the introns or both the introns and exons?
Part of the processing does involve removal of introns, but if an exon is left out to perform alternative splicing, it would still be processing, and when the exons that are used are joined, it would still be splicing.
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