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The following mechanisms/molecules involved in RNA splicing, EXCEPT:(a) 5'-2' link of branch point Adenine(b) small nuclear ribonucleoproteins(c) formation of lariat structures from excised introns(d) Exon sequences are removed by ribozymes
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