Insertion

you will hardly insert dsDNA into ssRNA. You have to make RNA from it and that use for the insertion. But you have to be aware whether your retrovirus contains + or - RNA strand.

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I think the answer to question 2 is formation of chimeric proteins because insertion, deletion and substitution are possible consequences of RNA splicing.

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... to occur 4. It facilitates termination of transcription 3? not too sure which else... Ques 2: Which may not be consequences of RNA splicing 1. Insertion of amino acids in the protein sequence 2. Deletion of amino acids in the protein sequence 3. Substitution of amino acids in the protein sequence ...

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Not just looking for the typical insertion point, etc. data found in any medical anatomy text Resources, textbooks etc. which include stats for as much of the following as possible for each individual skeletal muscle in the human anatomy: ...

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There are genetic mechanisms for the insertion of viral DNA in an host DNA. The description of which can be found in a textbook (there are plenty available on the NCBI Bookshelf: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books) You might also find how viruses ...

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