Q. If a DNA sequence is same as that of a $m$RNA copy that is translated into protein, it is called
A) Sense
B) Antisense
C) Intron
D) Exon
Explanation
A DNA sequence is sense, if its sequence is the same as that of $m$RNA copy that is translated into protein. The sequence on the opposite strands is called antisense sequence.
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