To achieve splicing of an intron how many phosphodiester bonds are formed __________

To achieve splicing of an intron how many phosphodiester bonds are formed __________ Correct Answer 2

The splicing is achieved by the two successive transesterification reactions. For the formation of these two new phosphodiester bonds, two existing phosphodiester bonds are broken thus no net change in the number of bond is observed.
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