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How do exons and introns differ? Exons code for proteins. Introns code for proteins. Exons do not have a code. Introns do not have a code.
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How do exons and introns differ?
Exons code for proteins.
Introns code for proteins.
Exons do not have a code.
Introns do not have a code.
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Introns do not have a code
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