Because of their high rate of mutation. They also can be hard to track because they infuse their DNA into your body cell DNA and can lay dormant and undetected for years.
RNA sequencing technology has been used largely in creating clones.
<h3 /><h3>What is RNA sequencing?</h3>
RNA sequencing (RNA-Seq) makes use of high-throughput sequencing techniques to shed light on a cell's transcriptome.
Numerous RNA biology topics, such as single-cell gene expression, translation (the translatome), and RNA structure, can be studied using RNA-seq techniques (the structurome). Exciting new uses, such as spatial transcriptomics, are being investigated (spatialomics).
<h3>The steps in a typical RNA-sequencing experiment are as follows:</h3>
- Design experiment: Plan the experiment.
- Preparation of RNA. Purify and isolate the input RNA.
- Library preparation. Create cDNA from the RNA and add sequencing adapters.
- Sequence. cDNAs should be sequenced using a platform.
- Analysis.
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Answer: Transcription
Explanation: Genes consist of sequences of molecules, called bases, in your DNA. During transcription, an enzyme called RNA polymerase “reads” your genes and copies the information onto molecules of messenger RNA.
