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Are all genes in the genome of a cell translated? Explain. What factors might effect what genes are translated by a particular cell?

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Yes all gene in the genome of a cell is translated.

Step-by-step explanation:

The gene that is present in a DNA consist protein molecule. They are also called the "workhorses" of the cell. It does all the function that are necessary for the life. The pre-mRNA goes through a process to form a mature mRNA that are translated and helps in building protein molecule (polypeptide) where it is encoded with protein.

In translation process RNA is a messenger which is decoded. It produces amino acid or polypeptide. The polypeptide is then converted into protein and that protein starts functioning in the cell.

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