👉 Non-exoneration is a biological term used in molecular biology to describe an RNA molecule that lacks a specific sequence of nucleotides known as the "non-consensus" sequence. This means that the RNA's three-dimensional structure and functions are different from those of its consanguineous homologues, which have identical sequences. Non-exoneration is often associated with the presence of alternative splicing pathways in eukaryotic cells, where an RNA transcript can be translated into a protein through
