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The strand of DNA, which does not code for anything is referred to as
The strand of DNA, which does not code for anything is referred to as
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The correct option is D Noncoding strand
The non-coding DNA sequence is the part of DNA which donot encodes for any protein. The non-coding DNA sequence may lead to formation of functional RNA which donot encodes protein for example, t-RNA and ribosomal RNA. Both of them are functional, but they donot encode the protein. Some of the non-coding regions, like introns undergoes splicing.
So, the correct answer is option D.
The non-coding DNA sequence is the part of DNA which donot encodes for any protein. The non-coding DNA sequence may lead to formation of functional RNA which donot encodes protein for example, t-RNA and ribosomal RNA. Both of them are functional, but they donot encode the protein. Some of the non-coding regions, like introns undergoes splicing.
So, the correct answer is option D.
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