Which parts of an mRNA strand produce proteins? a. the cap and tail b. the introns c. the exons d. the splice points

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Which parts of an mRNA strand produce proteins?

a. the cap and tail
b. the introns
c. the exons
d. the splice points

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the exons

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The answer is C. the exons

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