Question

select the correct answer from each drop-down menu
rna interference is a mechanism of eukaryotic gene regulation.
in this mechanism, the enzyme \dicer\ cuts dsrna into smaller fragments called small interfering rna (sirna) , which form a complex with risc and degrade specific dropdown options: proteins, mrna, dna
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Explanation:

In RNA interference, after dicer cuts dsRNA into siRNA, the siRNA - RISC complex degrades specific mRNA (messenger RNA). Proteins are not the target here (the process is about RNA - mediated gene regulation, not protein degradation directly), and DNA is not the target as the process acts on RNA. So the correct option for the molecule degraded by the siRNA - RISC complex is mRNA.

Answer:

mRNA