DNA sequences that code for protein are known as

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DNA sequences that code for protein are known as (A) introns (B) exons (C) control regions (D) intervening sequences

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Eukaryotes possess split genes, where the coding bases are interrupted by some non-coding sequences. These coding sequences of DNA are called exons, while the non-coding DNA sequences are called introns.

Q. DNA sequences that code for protein are known as

introns

exons

control regions

intervening sequences

Eukaryotes possess split genes, where the coding bases are interrupted by some non-coding sequences. These coding sequences of DNA are called exons, while the non-coding DNA sequences are called introns.