In eukaryotes,what modification occurs to the mRNA transcript?
A) the non-coding segments are removed
B) the thymines are removed and replaced with uracils
C) cytosines are added to the ends of the transcripts
D) coding segments are methylated
E) more than one of these modifications occur

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In eukaryotes, mRNA transcripts undergo RNA processing, which includes removing non-coding segments called introns and splicing together the remaining coding segments called exons. This process produces a mature mRNA molecule that can be exported from the nucleus to the cytoplasm for translation into protein. The other options (B, C, and D) are not accurate modifications that occur during mRNA processing.

In Eukaryotes,what Modification Occurs to the MRNA Transcript