I'm wondering whether, in the central dogma of DNA-[transcription]->RNA-[translation]->Protein process in Biology, whether it happens in such a way, in any organism, that the translation to a protein of a specific mRNA strand starts before its transcription is finished?

That is, that the mRNA strand is simultaneously connected to the trasncription, and the translation machinery (on each side of the nucleus wall, I assume)?

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