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 the stop codon is not translated and is known as the 3’ untranslated region (3’ UTR). 
 
 
-![Figure 3:Gene processing](/assets/img/Figure_3.jpg)
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 from transcripts isolated from tissues, researchers can improve annotation by aligning these RNAs to the genome sequence
 (*Figure 4*). 
 
-![Figure 4:RNA Mapping](/assets/img/Figure_4.jpg)
+![Figure 4:RNA Mapping](../assets/img/Figure_4.jpg)
 
 3. Annotation of genes can also be performed manually. Even with in silico predictions from the gene models of other
 species,and with species-specific RNA sequencing, annotation can be incorrect. Therefore researchers often need to 
 annotate genes by hand by comparing the annotations of other species directly to the annotation in the species of interest 
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 In summary, annotation helps give meaning to the genome’s DNA sequences and makes it much easier for researchers to analyze 
 the impact of DNA sequence changes within individuals.