Off topic:Are cleavage sites always polyadenylated?
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During mRNA processing, including both coding and non-coding, is the end of 3'UTR always polyadenylated after cleavage?

The wiki for polyadenylation is at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyadenylation, but I could find the answer to my question.

If a recent reference could be provided, that will be great. I've done quite a bit search and hasn't found a good source yet. Thank you in advance.

Some background to this question: we are developing bioinformatics tools to predict potential cleavage sites, we need to understand this problem better in order to design a suitable algorithm

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