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The sequences of DNA that are cut out before transcription are known as exons codons introns promoters
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The sequences of DNA that are cut out before transcription are known as

exons
codons
introns
promoters

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Introns are cut out. Think of exons as the part of DNA that exit the nucleus (as RNA of course).
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