Difference between revisions of "Intron"

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An Intron is a non-coding sequence of DNA that is initially copied into RNA but is cut out of the final RNA transcript.

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−	An '''Intron''' is a non-coding sequence of [[DNA]] that is initially copied into [[RNA]] but is cut out of the final RNA transcript. Introns have been an emerging, but instrumental argument on behalf of [[Intelligent Design]]. There is still no clear understanding why introns are copied into RNA but then removed from the final product that can by explained by [[evolution]].	+	An '''Intron''' is a non-coding sequence of [[DNA]] that is initially copied into [[RNA]] but is cut out of the final RNA transcript.

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