Biology, 02.10.2019 07:00 jennmcd17

What is an intron?

a part of dna that codes for a functional protein

a part of dna that does not code for a functional protein

the beginning part of the dna molecule

the end of part of the dna molecule

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What is an intron?

a part of dna that codes for a functional protein

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