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The non-coding regions of the transcribed mRNA are called ____, while the regions that actually code for amino acid are called _____. The process of removing the non-coding regions and joining the coding
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The non-coding regions of the transcribed mRNA are called ____, while the regions that actually code for amino acid are called _____.

The process of removing the non-coding regions and joining the coding regions of an mRNA is called _____.

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non-coding regions are introns. the regions that do code are called exons.  I dont know the second one.
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