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Which was the last step in sequencing the human genome? A. locating overlapping sequences C. cutting the DNA into manageable pieces D. sorting between introns and exons
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Which was the last step in sequencing the human genome?

A. locating overlapping sequences
C. cutting the DNA into manageable pieces
D. sorting between introns and exons

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The answer is D) sorting between itrons and exons

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I think the last step is A. Locating overlapping sequences.
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