DNA specifying a protein 200 – 2,000,000 nt ( bp )

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DNA specifying a protein 200 – 2,000,000 nt ( bp ). promoter. Coding region. Exon. Intron. Exon. Intron. Exon. Start codon. Stop codon. 3’UTR. 5’UTR. Basal promoter. +1 . Termination signal. ORF. mRNA . CDS.

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DNA specifying a protein 200 – 2,000,000 nt ( bp )

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DNA specifying a protein 200 – 2,000,000 nt (bp) promoter Coding region • Exon • Intron • Exon • Intron Exon • Start • codon • Stop • codon • 3’UTR • 5’UTR • Basal • promoter • +1 • Termination • signal • ORF • mRNA • CDS

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