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Protein- Encoding Genes Are Often Split into Two or More

Question 31

Question 31

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Protein- encoding genes are often split into two or more coding regions called________ and noncoding regions known as________ .


A) introns / exteins
B) exons / introns
C) exons / inteins
D) introns / exons

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