Question

in this image of a eukaryotic cell and nucleus, drag the processes and molecules to the correct spots. initial rna transcription mrna introns exons rna splicing dna

Explanation:

• DNA: The double - helix structure at the top is DNA.
• Transcription: The process of making RNA from DNA is transcription.
• Initial RNA: The first - formed RNA (pre - mRNA) is the initial RNA.
• Introns and Exons: In the initial RNA, there are introns (non - coding regions, the shorter segments) and exons (coding regions, the longer segments).
• RNA splicing: The process that removes introns and joins exons is RNA splicing.
• mRNA: The final product after RNA splicing, ready to move out of the nucleus, is mRNA.

Answer:

From top to bottom (or in the order of the processes/molecules in the diagram):

1. DNA
2. Transcription
3. Initial RNA
4. Introns and Exons (introns are the smaller segments within the initial RNA, exons are the larger segments)
5. RNA splicing
6. mRNA