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The coding segment of DNA is called

  1. A
    Muton
  2. B
    Intron
  3. C
    Codon
  4. D
    Exon

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In eukaryotic genes, the genomic coding sequences that remain within mature mRNA after splicing and are translated into protein structures are called exons. Non-coding intervening sequences that are removed during splicing are called introns.

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The coding segment of DNA is called
A
Muton
B
Intron
C
Codon
D
Exon

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