In the transcription process, a strand whose sequence is similar to mRNA is called as

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In the transcription process, a strand whose sequence is similar to mRNA is called as (A) Coding strand (B) Template strand (C) Anti-sense strand (D) Non-coding strand

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In the transcription process, a strand whose base sequence corresponds to the base sequence of the RNA transcript produced is called coding strand. It is the strand that has codons.

Q. In the transcription process, a strand whose sequence is similar to mRNA is called as

Coding strand

Template strand

Anti-sense strand

Non-coding strand

In the transcription process, a strand whose base sequence corresponds to the base sequence of the RNA transcript produced is called coding strand. It is the strand that has codons.