Biology, asked by jayantigudaiya12, 2 months ago

the segments of RNA that are retained after conversion of a pre-mRNA to a mature mRNA are called​

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Answered by arjunganage2427
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Explanation:

The pieces of the RNA that are not chopped out are called exons. ..

Answered by AspiringLearner
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The pre-mRNA or hnRNA consists of both exons and introns.

Exons are the coding sequences or expressed sequences,

while introns are intervening sequences.

In the mature RNA, only the exons are present. Introns do not appear in mature RNA

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