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Where Are The Exons Said To Appear?

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Exons are said to be those sequences that appear in mature or processed RNA.
They are the coding sequences.

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Q. Assertion :Exons are coding sequences of a DNA. Reason: Intervening sequences appear in mature RNA.

Q. In expressed sequence tags we said that it is all the genes that are expressed as Rna so can we say that these are the sequence of exons?

Q. Assertion (A): In eukaryotes, both introns and exons are transcribed to form hnRNA.

Reason (R): The exons are removed to make the final transcript by splicing.

Q. Assertion :Transcription unit is often monocistronic in eukaryotes and polycistronic in prokaryotes . Reason: Exons do not appear in mature RNA, introns appear in mature RNA.

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