What is polycistronic mrna? what is polycistronic mrna? mrna that includes multiple coding segments (exons) interrupted by intervening sequences (introns)mrna that is being translated by multiple ribosomes simultaneouslymrna that is present in many copies in the cellmrna that encodes multiple different polypeptide products

mRNA that encodes multiple different polypeptide products

Explanation:

Polycistronic mRNA is a single molecule of mRNA that contains many genes, each one with its own start codon AUG, and therefore can be translated into many different polypeptides.

The polypeptide products usually have a related function, they can be either different subunits of a particular protein, or participate in a metabolic process.

Polycistronic mRNA is typically found in prokaryotes.

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