What is the fate of introns after splicing from hnRNA?

Biswaranjan Paital @Dr_Biswaranjan_Paital

04 April 2013 0 9K Report

During transcription, heterogeneous nuclear (hn) RNA goes through splicing steps to have the copy of required mRNA. Where the introns move then as small piece of poly or oligo oligonucleotides?

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