The term 'transcriptome' for a given neuron refers to: all vesicles currently transcribed from the soma to the terminals the set of synaptic connections made by the neuron O the DNA sequences that are in the process of being read in this neuron O the set of different mRNAs present in the neuron the proteins present in the neuron when it was harvested

The term 'transcriptome' for a given neuron refers to: all vesicles currently transcribed from the soma to the terminals the set of synaptic connections made by the neuron O the DNA sequences that are in the process of being read in this neuron O the set of different mRNAs present in the neuron the proteins present in the neuron when it was harvested

Biology Today and Tomorrow without Physiology (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter7: Gene Expression And Control

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