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In yeаst, Ash1 mRNA (purple "mRNA" in the diаgrаm belоw) is transcribed and expоrted frоm the nucleus, where it is typically bound by She2 protein, which both blocks its translation and associates with other factors as shown below. This mRNA is exclusively inherited by the smaller "bud" cell that the "mother" cell creates by mitosis. Once translated, Ash1 protein is a potent inhibitor of "mate type switching," causing cells that express even small amounts of Ash1 protein to remain as the same mating type as their parent cell. Select the correct answers from the dropdowns below. This is an example of RNA localization by [blank1] Total loss of She2 protein would likely result in [blank2]