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How Many Structural (Protein-Coding) Genes Are There in the Human

Question 134

Question 134

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How many structural (protein-coding) genes are there in the human genome?


A) about 20,000
B) 1,000 times more than in the corn genome.
C) 8 times more than in the mouse genome.
D) 38 times more than in the mouse genome.
E) about 3 billion.

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