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The DNA sequence of a gene differs from the sequence of the processed mRNA that was transcribed from the gene as it is longer and contains thymine instead of uracil.

What are processed mRNA?

Processed mRNA refers to RNA they has been transcribed from a the DNA sequence of a gene.

A processed mRNA has the following differences from the DNA sequence of a gene:

  • It is relatively shorter
  • It replaces thymidylate with uridylate

Therefore, when comparing the DNA sequence of a gene with the sequence of the processed mRNA that was transcribed from the gene, it is longer and contains thymine in place of uracil.

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