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The process during transcription where introns are excised by the spliceosome from hnRNA and exons are linked in a specific sequence is termed as what?

1. Option (a)
2. Option (b)
3. Option (c)
4. Option (d)

Correct answer: Option (d)

Solution

The process described is splicing, where introns are removed from hnRNA, and exons are joined in a defined order. However, the joining of exons is not done by DNA ligase but by the spliceosome itself.

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