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What is the part of DNA that codes for a functional protein? A- gene B- exon C- intron D- polypeptide
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What is the part of DNA that codes for a functional protein?

A- gene
B- exon
C- intron
D- polypeptide

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The correct answer is B. Exon

Hope this helps! :)

User Peter N Lewis
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It's exon. Just took the test.

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