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"In eukaryotic mRNA, there are sequences of mRNA that do NOT encode for specific amino acids and do NOT contribute to the protein. These sequences are called __________."
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"In eukaryotic mRNA, there are sequences of mRNA that do NOT encode for specific amino acids and do NOT contribute to the protein. These sequences are called __________."

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introns

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Introns, or intervening sequences, are cut out of the mRNA during post-transcriptional modification.

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