Genes Containing Intervening Sequences (Or Introns)

question 57

Multiple Choice

Genes containing intervening sequences (or introns)

• A) are rare in eukaryotic cells.
• B) code for mRNA precursors which must be spliced before translation.
• C) must undergo a DNA rearrangement before expression.
• D) do not code for proteins.
• E) are common in prokaryotes.

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Definitions:

Transnational Strategy

A global business approach that involves operating in multiple countries with a coordinated strategy, balancing global efficiency and local responsiveness.

Locally Responsive

Being locally responsive refers to a business strategy that involves tailoring products, services, and operations to meet the cultural, legal, and consumer preferences of local markets.

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