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Which parts of a eukaryotic gene are transcribed?
a. Only the exons
b. Only the introns
c. Both the exons and introns
d. Exons, introns, promoter, and terminator sequence
e. It depends on the gene
explain too please!
Which parts of a eukaryotic gene are transcribed?
a. Only the exons
b. Only the introns
c. Both the exons and introns
d. Exons, introns, promoter, and terminator sequence
e. It depends on the gene
explain too please!
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The exon theory of genes states that:
| A. | genomes consist only of exons | |
| B. | introns are deleterious and are purged from the genome. | |
| C. | introns result in recombination errors. | |
| D. | many genes arose through the rearrangement of exons into new combinations. |
