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What are noncoding sequences in eukaryotic DNA that are transcribed to RNA and removed by splicing? A. enhancers B. exons C. introns D. promoters

What are noncoding sequences in eukaryotic DNA that are transcribed to RNA and removed by splicing? A. enhancers B. exons C. introns D. promoters
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What are noncoding sequences in eukaryotic DNA that are transcribed to RNA and removed by splicing? A. enhancers B. exons C. introns D. promoters

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A, enhancers :) I hope this was right
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User Ankit Dubariya
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the answer is c) introns


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