What snRNP holds the exons in place so that they can be connected after the intron is removed?
A) U1
B) U2
C) U5
D) U6

Name: What snRNP holds the exons in place so that they can be connected after the intron is removed? A) U1 B) U2 C) U5 D) U6
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U5 snRNP holds the exons in place so they can be connected after the intron is removed. U1 snRNP is responsible for recognizing the 5' splice site, U2 snRNP recognizes the branch point, and U6 snRNP catalyzes the splicing reaction.

What SnRNP Holds the Exons in Place So That They