How is the RISC directed to the target mRNA that it is destined to destroy?
A) The ribonuclease slicer directs the RISC to the cleavage site.
B) The single-stranded siRNA is complementary to the target mRNA and directs the RISC to it.
C) The passenger strand acts like a guide to direct the RISC to the target.
D) The siRNA is complementary to the slicer ribonuclease.
E) The siRNA is magnetically attracted to the target mRNA.
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