An Intervening Sequence of DNA That Is Not Expressed Is

question 3

Multiple Choice

An intervening sequence of DNA that is not expressed is called an)

• A) intron.
• B) exon.
• C) gene.
• D) replicon.
• E) promoter. During mRNA processing, segments of the mRNA that do not code for an amino acid necessary for the protein are removed. These noncoding sequences that interrupt the "message" of the mRNA are called introns.

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