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The sequences of DNA that are cut out before transcription are known as A. exons. B. codons. C. introns. D. promoters.

The sequences of DNA that are cut out before transcription are known as A. exons. B. codons. C. introns. D. promoters.
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The sequences of DNA that are cut out before transcription are known as

A. exons.
B. codons.
C. introns.
D. promoters.

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The answer is C. Introns
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