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Introduction of a nonsense mutation in a eukaryotic protein coding gene often leads to:


◦ export of the mRNA from the cytoplasm.
◦ decreased ribosome binding in the cytoplasm to the mRNA due to its shorter size.
◦ increased degradation of the mRNA in the nucleus.
◦ increased degradation of the mRNA in the cytoplasm.
◦ retention of the mRNA in the nucleus so it is not translated.
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