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The introns are the coding regions of mRNA.

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The introns are the coding regions of mRNA.

(a) True

(b) False

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Correct option is (b) False

The explanation is: The introns are the non-coding regions which are present in immature mRNA. The introns are to be removed to process the mature mRNA. Exons are the coding regions of mRNA.

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