RNA Splicing Involves the Removal of Nucleotide Sequences That Do

question 39

Multiple Choice

RNA splicing involves the removal of nucleotide sequences that do not code for a protein in a newly formed mRNA.What are these nonprotein coding sequences called?

• A)caps
• B)introns
• C)exons
• D)operons
• E)genes

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