This molecule’s turnover occurs in phase-separated regions called P-bodies. The “alternative” form of one process produces around 38,000 different versions of this molecule from DSCAM (“D-S-cam”). This molecule’s IRES is typically located within one of its two (10[1])UTRs. This molecule’s precursor is processed by (10[1])a complex of snRNPs (“snurps”) called a spliceosome, (-5[1])which excises its (10[1])introns (10[1])to form this molecule. (-5[1])In eukaryotes, this molecule is given a 5’ (“5-prime”) cap (10[1])and a poly-A tail to prevent degradation. When synthesizing this molecule, adenine on a template is paired with uracil instead of thymine. For 10 points, (10[1])name this single-stranded molecule produced by transcribing DNA. ■END■ (10[1]0[2])