Difference between revisions of "Non-coding DNA"

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'''Non-coding DNA''' is the strand of [[DNA]] that does not carry the information necessary to make a [[protein]]. Non-coding regions found within genes are referred to as "introns" and are removed during processing of the RNA strand made during transcription but before translation.
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'''Non-coding DNA''' are stretches of [[DNA]] that do not carry the information necessary to make a [[protein]]. Non-coding regions found within genes are referred to as "introns" and are removed during processing of the RNA strand made during transcription but before translation.
  
 
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== Sources ==

Latest revision as of 04:01, November 15, 2009

Non-coding DNA are stretches of DNA that do not carry the information necessary to make a protein. Non-coding regions found within genes are referred to as "introns" and are removed during processing of the RNA strand made during transcription but before translation.

Sources

http://www.genome.gov/glossary.cfm?key=non%2Dcoding%20DNA

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