What is the difference between introns and exons? Introns are non-coding regions of genes that are removed during splicing, while exons are coding...
What is the difference between introns and exons?
Introns are non-coding regions of genes that are removed during splicing, while exons are coding regions that determine the sequence of amino acids in proteins.
Exons are non-coding regions of genes that are removed during splicing, while introns are coding regions that determine the sequence of amino acids in proteins.
Introns and exons are both coding regions of genes that determine the sequence of amino acids in proteins.
Introns and exons are both non-coding regions of genes that are removed during splicing.
Introns are non-coding regions of genes that are removed during splicing, while exons are coding regions that determine the sequence of amino acids in proteins.
Exons are non-coding regions of genes that are removed during splicing, while introns are coding regions that determine the sequence of amino acids in proteins.
Introns and exons are both coding regions of genes that determine the sequence of amino acids in proteins.
Introns and exons are both non-coding regions of genes that are removed during splicing.
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A diferença entre íntrons e éxons é que íntrons são regiões não codificantes do gene que são removidas durante o processo de splicing, enquanto éxons são regiões codificantes que determinam a sequência de aminoácidos nas proteínas. Os íntrons são transcritos para o RNA, mas são removidos durante o processamento do RNA, enquanto os éxons permanecem no RNA e são traduzidos em proteínas.
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