I got 5 of them wrong, so I got a 15/20. Can someone help me figure out which ar

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I got 5 of them wrong, so I got a 15/20. Can someone help me figure out which are incorrect?

Match each term, each term is only used once.

Match each term with its definition. Each term or definition is used only once Question RNA longevity sequence characterized by the consensus AUUUA the covalent -CH3 modification of previously unmodified DNA a differential splicing event targets post-replication hemimethylated DNA an epigenetic change that is passed from parent to offspring the agents of RNA interference tRNA, rRNA, snRNA normally directing cell growth, its mutation may promote or allow the u physically prevent premature destruction of eukaryotic transcripts complementary RNAs target transcription products forming duplex regions which control gene expression s. noncoding RNA movement of pluripotency factors to a single X chromosome results in its remaining uncompacted Selected Match H. ARE F de novo methylation R. miRNA C. epigenetic inheritance D. RNAi J. symmetry break d growth of cancer P oncogene M. polyA binding protein G. exon skipping K. X-chromosome inactivation protein structure housing the viral genome derived from the host cell membrane RNA or DNA; circles or rods; double or single stranded A. capsid L. viral envelope I. viral genome B. integrase T. reverse transcriptase o. latent an RNA-directed DNA polymerase a dormant viral state within a cell may integrate into the chromosome or exist as an autonomous, replicating F factor N. episome recent mutation has rendered it more infectious Q. emerging virus Monday, July 24, 2017 5:38:39 PM EDT

Explanation / Answer

a differential splicing event- exon skipping.

complementary RNAs target transcription products forming duplex region control gene expression - mi RNA.

movement of pluripotency factor - symmetry break.

non coding RNA - tRNA, rRNA, snRNA.

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