Individual nucleotides in the interior of pre-mRNA may be changed, added, or deleted by RNA editing. The amino acid sequence produced by the edited mRNA is not the same as that encoded by DNA.
-What specifies the modified sequence of nucleotides found in an edited RNA molecule?
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