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In a study of patients with non-Hodgkin B cell lymphoma, a nuclear gene is found to be actively transcribed to mRNA and is transported into the cell cytoplasm. A protein is translated from this mRNA, with up-regulation of BCL2. In a control group without lymphoma, translation of the mRNA does not occur. How is the silencing of this active gene's mRNA most likely to occur?
Absence of tRNA
Binding to miRNA
Methylation of DNA
Mutation of mRNA
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