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What would happen if a cell were unable to make mRNA

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MRNA (messenger RNA) is produced during the process of transcription. During transcription, the sequence of DNA is transcribed into mRNA. Later, during translation, mRNA sequence is translated into a protein molecule. So, if a cell were unable to make mRNA (probably after transcription failure), that mRNA would not be translated into protein. Without the protein, the cell's function or structure would be disrupted.

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