You are investigating an abnormal eukaryotic cell line that makes all of its mRNAs much longer than the mRNAs from normal cells (that is, they have more nucleotides than usual). Intrigued, you examine the proteins in these abnormal cells and note that many of them are either much longer or much shorter than the normal proteins from nonmutant cells. Assuming there is just one mutant defect in these cells, what is that defect?

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The Answer of You are investigating an abnormal eukaryotic cell line that makes all of its mRNAs much longer than the mRNAs from normal cells (that is, they have more nucleotides than usual). Intrigued, you examine the proteins in these abnormal cells and note that many of them are either much longer or much shorter than the normal proteins from nonmutant cells. Assuming there is just one mutant defect in these cells, what is that defect?

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