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What are noncoding sequences in eukaryotic DNA that are transcribed to RNA and removed by splicing? A. enhancers B. exons C. introns D. promoters
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What are noncoding sequences in eukaryotic DNA that are transcribed to RNA and removed by splicing? A. enhancers B. exons C. introns D. promoters

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A, enhancers :) I hope this was right
User Ankit Dubariya
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the answer is c) introns


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