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Suppose the DNA of a Gene Contains Five Regions-A, B

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Suppose the DNA of a gene contains five regions-A, B, C, D, and E, in that order.Regions A, B, and D are located in introns, while regions C and E are located in exons.What is the order of the regions in the pre-mRNA transcribed from that sequence?


A) CE
B) ABD
C) BAD
D) ABDCE
E) ABCDE

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