The Coding Sequence of a Gene Is the Portion of the DNA

question 117

Multiple Choice

The coding sequence of a gene is the portion of the DNA that

• A) determines the timing,amount,and location of the protein produced.
• B) acts like an "on/off" switch for gene expression.
• C) specifies the shape and function of a protein.
• D) encodes for carbohydrates.
• E) is removed prior to transcription.

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